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The City of Yellowknife has announced the return of Drive-In Movie Night. The event will take place on Sept. 17

Registration is open for Western Arctic Moving Pictures (WAMP)’s 48-hour Music Video Competition.

A new book is coming to Yellowknife shelves, from a Yellowknife mind.

Some visitors come to Yellowknife for the aurora, some for fishing, others for camping.

Yellowknife musician, writer and now filmmaker Miranda Currie’s 10-minute documentary Tails on Ice was featured in last week’s 2021 Cannes Short Film Festival.

Jaydin Nungaq was an Inuksuk High School valedictorian just a few months ago.

Indigenous Futures: Rooted and Ascending and Moose Skin Dome are new exhibits

Known by many as Welders Daughter, Yellowknife-based Karen Single Band — led by singer Karen Novak — is getting ready to once again bring music and shows to the North.

Twenty-one Indigenous artists are adding colour to the city through six murals.

Inuvik closed out the Great ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Arts Festival July 15 by transforming the Chief Jim Koe performance pavilion into a full-out catwalk. Showing off the designs of Eleanor Elias, Catherine Cockney, Alice Hunter, Ashley Okreinec, Amanda Lennie, Kimberly Ruben and Vanessa Allison Kimiksana, 13 models made two trips around the stage for the cheering crowd. Hairstyling was by Alecia Lennie and makeup was designed by Charity Thrasher Gruben.