Sarah is a freelance writer, publicist, small business owner, board member, busy mother and a proud Stevestonite. Juggling a full schedule is all in a day’s work! She loves small towns, the cry of seagulls, heritage buildings and finding cool shops off the beaten track.
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Whether you are on a mission to find bulgur wheat, curry ketchup or packaged rose petals, Richmond is home to a number of specialty shops that sell unusual edible goodies you may not easily find elsewhere. Visiting these unique grocery stores can also feel like a mini vacation to a foreign land, and that’s always a bonus!
Are you looking to start a new fitness program? Vancouver’s Dunbar neighbourhood is home to a wide variety of inclusive exercise studios for people of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re a former athlete or a total newbie, there’s bound to be a local workout option on this list that'll help you achieve your fitness goals.
There comes a time in a child’s life when birthday hats and pin the tail on the donkey may not cut the birthday cake. Kids want to have fun and celebrate in a unique way that leaves guests saying, “That was the best party – ever!” Richmond boasts a variety of unique venues that fit the bill when you want to throw a memorable birthday bash.
Ready to put up a “Kitchen Closed” sign at home and head out for a tasty and budget-friendly meal? The next time you don’t have the energy to cook, leave it to the pros. Steveston offers a wide range of dining possibilities at very reasonable prices.
Steveston has the good fortune of being home to some of Richmond’s finest restaurants. The riverside village is a food lover’s paradise for locally caught seafood (if fish is not your thing, no worries, there are plenty of options). Locals are lucky to able to call these restaurants their neighbourhood haunts, however people travel from far and wide to experience these fine-dining spots.
I want to let you in on a little secret: Steveston Village is home to a number of independent women’s clothing stores offering original fashion finds. Often owner operated, Steveston’s boutiques provide a pressure-free experience where popping out of the change room and asking, “How does this look?” feels like a friend has come along to lend a helping hand.
There is something magical about shopping locally during the holiday season that could make even the Grinch’s heart grow three sizes. Steveston Village is where I like to shop; I leave behind the pressure of crowds and parking lot struggles and I’m free to purchase gifts in a leisurely, old-fashioned way. You’ll definitely find some special presents lurking inside these charming independent businesses.
Steveston is often considered a destination for fish and chips, ice cream and a stroll along Fisherman’s Wharf. What you might not know is that many businesses in the seaside village offer all kinds of tasty treats: from mini doughnuts to cupcakes, French pastries, Belgian waffles, artisan chocolates, pies and cakes, oh my…. these goodies put the wind in my sail!