Archives: Locations
Take a behind the scenes tour of Richmond City Hall and visit the municipal building, including council chambers and city services. Learn more about how the city operates, and how to get involved with the community. City Hall not only has the primary tasks of running City government but is also committed to ensuring that […]
Drop-in to see two exhibitions, Hazel Meyer: Marble in the Basement and Unit Bruises: Theodore Wan and Paul Wong, 1975-1979. Pre-registration required to join curator Michael Dang and conservator Sabina Sutherland for a conversation about archival practices for artworks. Content Advisory: Unit Bruises is intended for mature audiences. Visitor discretion is advised. Please call 604-247-8363 […]
Indigenous Peoples used Terra Nova to set up seasonal fishing camps during salmon and sturgeon runs and to gather food such as crabapples. The area was named Spul’u’kwuks after the natural-gas-rich water that bubbles to the surface. Life changed in the late 1880s with the arrival of a group of Newfoundland fishermen, who claimed this […]
Sea Island: The Aviation Story Welcome to Sea Island, a place rich in the history of flying. Before Europeans arrived, this area was used by Coast Salish First Nations. In the early days of settlement, the island’s flat delta landscape and closeness to the Gulf of Georgia made it ideal for farms and fish canneries. […]
A Civic Legacy Welcome to the Brighouse District! This is a fascinating place. The Richmond Museum invites you to explore the history and diversity of the Brighouse District through this self-guided historical walking tour. This is a family friendly walking tour and will take approximately 1-2 hours. Please respect private property and obey all posted […]
Experience art, calligraphy, culinary delights, meditation and group tours. Lingyen Mountain Temple offers traditional Buddhist practice, community service, and cultural exchange, blending Chinese traditions with Western engagement. With daily sessions, educational workshops, and diverse programs, it fosters spiritual growth and intercultural understanding. Explore the compassion and wisdom of Buddhist culture through engaging experiences. Please remove […]
The Gulf of Georgia Cannery is the largest commercial small-craft fishing port in Canada. Built in 1894, the Cannery was once the largest of its kind. Now a National Historic Site, the exhibits showcase the stories of Canada’s West Coast fishing industry. Experience World Oceans Day and celebrate Steveston’s Spot Prawn Day by taking part […]
This scenic national historic site shares the stories of the oldest shipyard community in British Columbia, where once a diverse waterfront community stood, built on pilings and connected by boardwalks overlooking the Fraser River. Explore the heritage buildings, exhibits and activities to experience the life and work of Steveston’s fishing, canning and boatbuilding communities from […]
Using contemporary Chinese woodblock printing, Kai Liu, creates new work within the historic Branscombe house to mix the space for research, creation, and public events. Visitors will be able to explore Chinese woodblock printing through printed infographics and the creativity process. Access the site through the north entrance. Parking spots are available. Languages spoken on […]
Az-Zahraa Islamic Centre is dedicated to nurturing a spiritually rich and dynamic community, guided by the values of the Holy Qur’an, the teachings of the Sunnah of the Holy Prophet of Islam, and the wisdom of the Ahlulbayt. Tour their beautiful centre and explore the essence of Shia Ithna Asheri Islam. Experience a welcoming atmosphere […]