Ulukhaktok artist Mary Jane Nigiyok has always been fascinated by the aesthetic qualities of fish skin, and she noticed people she encountered at the recent CRAFTED craft show in Winnipeg had a similar reaction.

Close to 30 people were introduced to other cultures by way of a free multicultural dance workshop at the Quality Inn on Saturday afternoon.

Northwords NWT sponsored a writing workshop at the Yellowknife Public Library on Sunday afternoon in hopes of inspiring more Northern and Indigenous writers.

If you saw people carrying fiddle cases into Weledeh Catholic School over the weekend, there was a good reason for that.

Red carpet rolls out for Yellowknife International Film Festival

Reneltta Arluk weaves theatrical medicine with Shakespeare, Decolonized

Those passing through the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre on Sunday may have heard live music emanating from the second floor.

For Erica Donovan, a craftsperson originally from Tuktoyaktuk, being an artist is not only an outlet for creativity, but a way to survive the remoteness of the North.

Kelvin Redvers brings a Hollywood thriller to the roads of Denendeh

ItSA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™s been just over a year since 16-year-old rapper Shaeden Letts relocated from Yellowknife to Ottawa with dreams of making it in the music industry.