In the Community

The annual Seedy Saturday event takes place again this weekend, with a whole host of vendors and presentations lined up for the green-fingered among us.

There’s plenty to do in Richmond this spring break. Over 20 events, including day camps, one-day events, and indoor and outdoor activities are planned for the two-week break, Mar.

A “dramedy” show is set to hit Cambie secondary’s stage this week.

A Richmond campus of a hotel management college has opened up at a former anchor store at Lansdowne Centre. Vancouver Premier College (VPC) partnered with Trinity Western University (TWU) to share space at the north-west corner of the mall.

Touchstone Family Association and Richmond Family Place hosted a free Family Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, Feb. 23 at Debeck elementary to encourage families to get together and share a family meal.

Yue Delicacy Restaurant made a donation of $8,401 to the Richmond Hospital Foundation. Now in its fifth year, donations were collected as part of the restaurant’s special promotion in which all corkage fees were donated to the foundation.

Starting a business may not be easy, but some young entrepreneurs are jump-starting theirs in Richmond this Saturday.

A Richmond youth organization is encouraging young people to join in a summit with high level government and industry officials.

“Our mission is to strive and help youths become change makers by setting an example to them while building a more inclusive community where everyone can achieve their goals.

Five Richmond women are up for this year’s YWCA Metro Vancouver’s Women of Distinction Awards.