In the Community

An autism job fair is being hosted in Richmond next week, featuring more than 17 of Canada’s top employers. On Monday, April 8, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., at the Pacific Autism Family Network, 3688 Cessna Drive, the Spectrum Works event will take place.

Following our feature on Richmond's tattoo artists making their mark in the city, the News asked community members what they think of getting inked. Q: Do you have any tattoos? Cade Kran Tattoo artist "Yes, I do. My dad's a tattoo artist.

The News takes a look behind the scenes of Richmond's growing tattoo industry.

Richmondites who know a local history buff are encouraged to nominate them for a 2019 Richmond Heritage Award.

Visit the Richmond Cherry Blossom Festival Enjoy food, performances and activities set amongst 255 blooming Akebono trees . Admission is free. What: Third annual Richmond Cherry Blossom Festival When: Sunday, April 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Earth Day is coming up later this month and several events are scheduled throughout Richmond to engage community members and spread awareness about environmental protection.

Farmers market enthusiasts, it’s time to set mark those summer calendars – the 2019 dates for the Steveston Farmers and Artisans Market have been set, with opening Sunday just over a month away.

Richmond youth looking to make a difference in their community are encouraged to check out the fourth Youth Volunteer Fair hosted by Charity Brighouse next week.

Tourism Richmond, the agency that promotes all the great experiences the city has to offer, has welcomed two new directors to its leadership team. Coming on board is Patrick Gill, who will be the new director of marketing.

A Richmond photographer says she’s excited voters chose several of her pictures in a worldwide online photography contest.