Local Arts

Kirsten Brazier uses annual event to entice more of her sex to choose a career in aviation and aerospace

Who said time travel is impossible? Certainly not a group musicians who got their start in Richmond, rose to local prominence in the 1970s and ’80s and are staging a second reunion gig to take their fans back four decades with music from their youth.

Tired of cramming you and three, maybe four of your friends into an old-school photo booth and having it dispense an overexposed or washed out colour strip of photos? Or do you find yourself wishing for much longer arms so your smartphone can capture

There’s more in store than ever before to help celebrate BC Family Day during this year’s Children’s Arts Festival in Richmond.

The Hilton's CAVU restaurant promises to be a staple for Richmond residents seeking an adventurous, high quality meal, typically found in Downtown Vancouver

For years, Maria Turton would watch with awe the spectacle of the Christmas pantomime on stage at the Metro Theatre in Vancouver. The boos for the villains, cheers for the heroes, the music, dancing and flashy costumes all added to the appeal.

Blame it all on Peter Pan, the Lost Boys, Neverland and the magic of local theatre. That’s what got Richmond’s David Cohen interested in the glow of the footlights when he was just a toddler.

How to Disappear Completely is currently running at Richmond's Gateway Theatre

Anderson elementary student Mamie Laverock was part of the winning team in the Ensemble Cast in a Dramatic Series Award for her role in When Calls the Heart

Nita Lake Lodge is heaven for everyone, including the family’s four-legged friend