In the Community

In-person access and expanded services are now available at Richmond Public Library’s (RPL) Brighouse branch.

Steveston is a community well-known for its wharf, seafood and film sets, but one Richmond photographer is more interested in the neighbourhood’s deep history and local characters.

Not too many people have heard of Harry Jerome, despite him being a Canadian track and field star in the ‘60s, who won a bronze medal at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo and set seven world sprint records over the course of his career.

A new indoor pop-up exhibit has opened its doors in Richmond for Instagrammers itching to find a new photo opportunity.

“This has probably been one of the largest amount of requests for grants in the 27 years history of the foundation.

A Richmond woman’s bid to be the Maxim Cover Girl 2020 came to an end Monday morning. Mercedes Ciprut was hoping to make it into the semi-finals of the North America-wide contest, run by one of the world’s top lifestyle magazines.

A Richmond resident is fundraising for BC Children’s Hospital to thank them for helping her through her childhood.

Four months after their doors closed, Pathways Clubhouse is slowly opening up for in-person events and meetings, allowing 10 people in the morning and 10 in the afternoon.

Kids who participated in the Richmond Public Library's summer reading programs share their thoughts on books they read.

A fundraising event for the Success Foundation - a not-for-profit aimed at empowering immigrants to achieve their goals - is going virtual this year, allowing more participants to join the walk without leaving their homes.