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Three things to do this weekend in Richmond (July 28 - 30)

Three things to do this weekend in Richmond (July 28 - 30)

1. Richmond Canada 150 celebration at Richmond Night Market, July 29: Starting at 7:30 p.m. there will be a special musical performance celebrating Canadian culture at the night market.
Get out and play at free events!

Get out and play at free events!

Catch, jump, throw, run – kids can play and improve their physical literacy skills all summer long by participating in a series of free, fun and inclusive activities at various Richmond events.
Gardening column: Don’t start wilting yet, there’s work to be done

Gardening column: Don’t start wilting yet, there’s work to be done

“Flowers are wilting My enthusiasm, too Only weeds survive.” – Gaia Garden Shake off your summer laziness and get back into your garden. There are chores to do to keep your plants looking good to enjoy a longer display of blooms.
Kids' Summer Reading Club reviews books

Kids' Summer Reading Club reviews books

The Summer Reading Club is in full swing at all four Richmond Public Library branches. It’s free to join and is open to kids of all ages. More than 2,900 youth have signed up, but it’s not too late to join – registration is still open.
New festival to laud Richmond's diversity

New festival to laud Richmond's diversity

Public can enjoy multicultural performances and art pieces at Landsdowne Centre July 29
Blueberry bounty just blooming in Richmond

Blueberry bounty just blooming in Richmond

Short season in store after a wicked winter, but Richmond growers are ready to kick off the harvest
New society forms in Steveston

New society forms in Steveston

Organization founder says business and property owners, residents are welcome to join for free
Crowd-funder helps kid fighting flesh-eating disease

Crowd-funder helps kid fighting flesh-eating disease

GoFundMe, the popular crowd-funding website, has donated $1,000 to help boost the campaign of 11-year-old John Zhuang Chen, who is recovering from a devastating flesh-eating disease.
City asks Steveston for input

City asks Steveston for input

The City of Richmond is calling on the public to have its say on the latest vision for the future of Steveston.
What's up with the apps?

What's up with the apps?

A group of Richmond teens are finding out during Coding Summer Camp at McNair secondary in Richmond