largefeature
Richmond secondary school public art project endorsed
The parks and recreation committee endorsed the public art project by Hugh McRoberts students and Richmond artist Jasmine Reimer Tuesday evening.
Richmond's Gateway launches new season
Watch as performer David van Belle is propelled into the air while our collective hopes and fears are projected onto a screen behind him.Or see how an all-white painting costing 200,000 francs divides a group of three friends.
Something cool about awesome and neat
The waitress waited while I studied the menu. "A hamburger, please, and coffee," I said.
New writing group hopes to foster community
Writers can often spend hours honing their craft in a solitary environment with little place to share their work.
Culture Club Diversity Talent Show
The 2013 Culture Club Diversity Talent Show was held at the Richmond Gateway Theatre on February 28th.
There could be aliens living among us in B.C.
Did you know the American bullfrog arrived in British Columbia to supply a frog leg industry that never took off?
News readers respond with viewing suggestions
A lot of readers appreciated the recent Netflix column on strategies for finding content on the site. But they still had questions and comments and wrote in with their own suggestions about what to watch. Keep it coming.
Last call for Arts Awards
The deadline for nominations for the 2013 Richmond Arts Awards is fast approaching.
Instructor headlines salsa fest
As a child of about five or six, Ronald Martinez remembers being held by his grandmother and waltzing throughout the El Salvadorian house.
Travel through extreme space at Aberdeen
With support from the families and help from the community, Anderson elementary teacher Glyn Davies was able to create 30 of them, setting up camp at Aberdeen Centre for education week until March 3.
Music school hosts concert featuring cream of the crop
Excitement rises among students of Richmond Music School as they are gearing up to showcase their passion for music during the annual Concerto Concert March 2.
Author reads at Brighouse
Richmond author Robert N. Friedland weaves an intricate tale about tension between Chinese tradition and modern life in The Second Wedding of Doctor Geneva Song. He will read an excerpt of that tale Friday, March 8 at the Brighouse branch as a part of the Authors in our Midst series.
Minoru Chapel Opera announces season
Minoru Chapel Opera is poised to blossom with the 2013 spring season, featuring three special concerts to entice musical aficionados in March, April and May.
Richmond Music School hosts concert featuring cream of the crop
Excitement rises among students of Richmond Music School as they are gearing up to showcase their passion for music during the annual Concerto Concert March 2.
Minoru Chapel Opera announces season
Minoru Chapel Opera is poised to blossom with the 2013 spring season, featuring three special concerts to entice musical aficionados in March, April and May.
Acclaimed author reads at Brighouse
Richmond author Robert N. Friedland will weave an intricate tale about tension between Chinese tradition and modern life in The Second Wedding of Doctor Geneva Song, and he will read an excerpt at the Authors in our Midst series, hosted by the Richmond Public Library.
Photo exhibit at Lansdowne
The Richmond Photo Club is currently holding its annual exhibition of members' photographs at the food court rotunda of Lansdowne Centre this week.
City celebrates Family Day with Children's Art Festival
B.C.'s first Family Day is on its way, and it's time for people of all ages to dip themselves into a pool of creativity and art as the 5th Annual Children's Arts Festival returns on Monday, Feb. 11.
