Things to do in Richmond this weekend
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Nov 6–8, 202647 events97 listings in Richmond between Monday, Nov 2 and Sunday, Nov 8, each with its time, venue and price in the same order.
Connect with your baby through rhymes, bounces, action songs and lullabies at the Ironwood Library! Meet other parents and learn new songs. For babies age 0-18 months with a caregiver. Expectant moms and dads are welcome too! This is a drop-in program.
Love LEGO? Join us on Wednesdays as we use LEGO® bricks to generate creative ideas and complete challenges. We provide the LEGO, you bring your imagination! Come play, experiment and create. Come ready to build! Most suitable for ages 8-12.
Presented by Richmond Family Place: Enjoy making friends and learning songs and rhymes with your children 0-5 years old. We will have one part of the session for learning new songs and rhymes, then an opportunity to chat about different topics.
Join us for a fun evening of songs, bounces, and rhymes! Bring in a cozy blanket or stuffed animal and connect with your baby before bedtime. For babies age 0-18 months with a caregiver. Expectant parents are welcome too! This is a drop-in program, no registration necessary.
Join us for stories, play and community resources. This program is for caregivers and children age 10 months to 2 years. Toddler Time for Chinese Speaking Families will be conducted in Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
Children are invited to the Steveston Library to share their love of the game. During this time they will learn about chess and have the opportunity to play with other participants. Chess boards are provided. Ages 6-12. Presented in partnership with Richmond Chess Club .
Learn rhymes, bounces, action songs and lullabies at the Steveston Branch. Connect with your baby, meet other caregivers and learn new songs! For babies age 0-18 months with a caregiver.
Learn rhymes, bounces, action songs and lullabies at the Brighouse Branch. Connect with your baby, meet other caregivers and learn new songs! For babies age 0-18 months with a caregiver.
Search Kids' Place in the Cambie Branch for hidden pictures. It's a new hunt every Wednesday! It could be anything from your favourite book characters to plants, animals, or even colours. Find them all and get a sticker! Ask for this week's hunt at the Ask Me Desk.
Come and meet new friends as you play at the library! We will have DUPLO available for you to build and create with. No registration needed. Ideal for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver.
Come and meet new friends as you play at the Ironwood Library! We will have DUPLO available for you to build and create with. No registration needed. Ideal for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver.
Join us at the Ironwood Library for songs, stories, rhymes and more at Family Storytime in the library! This is a drop-in program. A parent/caregiver must attend with the child(ren). This program takes place weekly on Wednesdays from 10:30-11:00 am.
Join us at the Cambie Branch for songs, stories, rhymes and more at family storytime in the library! This is a drop in program. A parent/caregiver must attend with the children.
Love LEGO? Join us on Wednesdays as we use LEGO® bricks to generate creative ideas and complete challenges. We provide the LEGO, you bring your imagination! Come play, experiment and create. Come ready to build! Most suitable for ages 8-12.
Do you love to read and talk about books? Join a small group of other readers for in-person conversation. Reading Club members will meet once a month on the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 2:00pm - 4:00pm.
Join us for stories, play and community resources. This program is for caregivers and children age 10 months to 2 years. Toddler Time for Chinese Speaking Families will be conducted in Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
Children are invited to the Ironwood Library to share their love of the game. During this time they will learn about chess and have the opportunity to play with other participants. Chess boards are provided. Ages 6-12. Presented in partnership with Richmond Chess Club .
Join us for Code Club, a fun after-school program run by volunteers from Digital Moment (formerly Kids Code Jeunesse)! Kids ages 8–12 will explore coding through hands-on projects, build problem-solving skills, and collaborate with peers in a supportive environment.
Do you like to use the Library’s Cricut machine, but prefer a guaranteed registered spot over first come first served? Certified Cricut users can now register for one hour on the Cricut Maker 3 to work on their projects Thursdays from 3-4pm at the Ironwood Branch.
Come and meet new friends as you play at the library! We will have DUPLO available for you to build and create with. No registration needed. Ideal for children ages 2-5 with a Caregiver.
Come and meet new friends as you play at the library! We will have DUPLO available for you to build and create with. No registration needed. Ideal for children ages 2-5 with a caregiver.
Drop in to the Steveston Branch for songs, stories, rhymes and more at family storytime in the library! A parent/caregiver must attend with the child/ren. This is a drop in program, no registration required! This series will run on Thursdays 10:30-11:00am.
Join us at the Brighouse branch in the Kids' Place Program room for songs, stories, rhymes and more at family storytime in the library! This is a drop-in program, no registration required.
The Generations Homework Club is a mentorship program that builds up your kids' social skills, self-esteem, and confidence while helping with their homework.
This 6-week family literacy program is designed to support both you and your child. Each week, you will discover easy, practical activities with stories, letters, and numbers.
Seniors! Get tech smart with Library staff and volunteers for 1-on-1 learning on your tablet, computer or smart phone. Learn the basics of operating your device, using email and apps, and more.
Practice your English in conversation with other teens. We play lots of games and talk about things like sports, movies, and life skills. This program is for teens in grades 8-12.
Are you a Richmond Resident with a lower income looking for services or support? Drop by the Dream Room at the Cambie Library, enjoy a drink and a snack, and chat with a Community Services Connector.
Location: Community Place Come play some Mahjong and have good conversations! Beginners Welcome! Mahjong is a tile-based game that was developed in the 19th century in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. It is played by four players.
Looking for somewhere to train your Pokemon for battle? Bring your Pokemon cards and games to the Cambie Branch for the Trainers' Gym and battle other Pokemon Connoisseurs to hone your skills. Must have your own cards and games. This is a weekly drop-in program at Cambie Branch.
Come and join a fun and relaxed English conversation circle! Meet other people who are learning English and practice speaking in a safe and welcoming place. We will talk about everyday topics, and everyone is welcome - no matter your English level. No registration is required.
Learn rhymes, bounces, action songs and lullabies at the Cambie Branch. Connect with your baby, meet other parents, and learn new songs! For babies age 0-18 months with a caregiver. Expectant moms and dads are welcome too! This is a drop-in program.
Whether a beginner or an established chess veteran, we invite you to the library to share your love of the game. Participants are welcome to bring their own chess board, pieces, or clock, but there will also be plenty available at the program.
Are you a Richmond Resident with a lower income looking for services or support? Drop by the Living Room at the Ironwood Library, enjoy a drink and a snack, and chat with a Community Services Connector.
Join us at a book club for, created by, and run by teens! Everyone is encouraged to share their thoughts and make connections in an inclusive community for all.
Drop in to the Ironwood Branch for some fun with video games! Play games like Mario Kart, Switch Sports, and Tetris with friends on our Nintendo Switch. We're beginner and family friendly! All underage children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Thank you.
Do you like to use the Library’s Cricut machine, but prefer a guaranteed registered spot over first come first served? Certified Cricut users can now register for one hour on the Cricut Maker 3 to work on their projects Mondays from 3-4pm at East Hope Hub.
This is a recreational reading program intended to stimulate your child's love of reading and practice their French reading and pronunciation. Designed for children in French Immersion Grades 1-3 . Children are matched with a high school mentor for weekly reading sessions.
Are you a newcomer looking for: Canadian volunteer work experience? Information about library and other community services? A way to give back to your community? Better communication skills? More confidence? New friends and connections? A better understanding of your community? B.
Presented by Richmond Family Place: Enjoy making friends and learning songs and rhymes with your children 0-5 years old. We will have one part of the session for socializing, and a storytime in the last half hour.
Drop in for tummy time activity stations designed to support your baby’s development. Meet other young families and discover library resources in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Short songs and rhymes may be shared, but the main focus is on play and connection.
At this fun, after school board game club youth in grades 6 - 12 are invited to meet new friends, learn new games, and practice their English in conversation with other youth. Registration required. Register for this program here .
Come and join a fun and relaxed English conversation circle in the library! Meet other people who are learning English and practice speaking in a safe and welcoming place. We will talk about everyday topics, and everyone is welcome - no matter your English level.
Are you an adult Dungeons and Dragons gamer, or want to be, looking for a regular group to game with? Richmond Public Library hosts weekly digitally-styled D&D games where our volunteer Dungeon Masters will weave a story where you play the main character, and our laptops will con.
Looking to build a farmhouse with friends or create your own massive castle? At Minecraft Club, kids can team up to explore the world of Minecraft, share their creations, and connect with other passionate, like-minded players! This program is suitable for ages 6-12.
Do you like to write? Have a story to tell? Want to see your voice represented in the library? Come join us! Young Authors Club is a space specifically for developing authors and voices. Each week we will engage in activities together to practice writing tools and techniques.
Come and join a fun and relaxed English conversation circle at the Ironwood Library! Meet other people who are learning English and practice speaking in a safe and welcoming place. We will talk about everyday topics, and everyone is welcome - no matter your English level.
This is an informal reading program intended to get children excited about reading and practice their reading and pronunciation. Designed for children in Grades 1-3 but children in grades 4 and 5 with reading delays or who are ELL will be considered.
Please count ALL family members who will be attending when registering. The expectation is to try to attend all 4 sessions.
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D Required)MODO-LIVE, presents... Introducing The Aces with Special Guest Gatlin Monday, November 2nd, 2026 Hollywood Theatre Vancouver, BC
Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of the century. The choices we make over the next few decades will influence the climate and our lives for centuries to come.
Please join Richmond’s Family Peer Support Workers from the Integrated Child and Youth Team as they host a series of events for parents & caregivers who are parenting a child or youth with a mental health and/or substance use challenge.
In acknowledgement of Climate Action Week, Richmond Public Library's Film Club invites you to join us for a screening of the great post apocalyptic sci fi favorite Interstellar ! Please note: popcorn will be served with the movie.
Join Richmond Public Library for the CPA BC Financial Literacy Session on Effective Tax Strategies which tailored to help you better understand Canada’s tax system and minimize your tax payments.
Love books and the library? Join our Teen Ambassadors and help improve the library while meeting with like-minded teens.
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D Required)MODO-LIVE presents... JEFFREY MARTIN w/ Special Guest SAM WEBER Tuesday November 3rd, 2026 Wise Hall Vancouver, BC
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D. Required)MODO-LIVE, The Plant present King Buffalo w/ L.A. Witch Tuesday November 3rd, 2026 The Pearl Vancouver, BC
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Have you seen our amazing 3D prints at the Launchpad and want to make your own? Join us to learn the basics of TinkerCAD. This is a great web-based 3D modeling software for beginners. We will use basic shapes to make amazing designs. Registration is required for this event.
How to set up the BC Services Card app to access Health Gateway How to navigate Health Gateway and access personal health records How to find a health care provider in BC 如何设置BC省医疗卡应用程序,并登录Health Gateway平台 查看和管理个人健康记录 如何在BC省寻找医疗保健服务提供者 This program is offered in partnership with .
How to set up the BC Services Card app to access Health Gateway How to navigate Health Gateway and access personal health records How to find a health care provider in BC 如何设置BC省医疗卡应用程序,并登录Health Gateway平台 查看和管理个人健康记录 如何在BC省寻找医疗保健服务提供者 This program is offered in partnership with .
This program helps struggling readers in grades 1-3 (ages 6 to 8) by providing a positive, non-judgmental environment to encourage good reading habits. One on one with a teen volunteer, children have the opportunity to read to a registered therapy dog.
Love books and want to share your recent reads with other book lovers? Join our Book Bites Program. Chat with others about your recent reads and be inspired by what others are reading! This program will be hosted on Zoom.
No minors. Must be 19+ with valid gov't issued ID for entry. Doors 7pm / Show 8pm. Online tickets will go offsale at 4:00 pm Day of Show and will be available for purchase from door time on at the venue will call only.
This page is for in-person participation. If you wish to join the virtual program, please visit the hybrid virtual registration page. In British Columbia between 1942 and 1949, over 22,000 Canadians of Japanese heritage were forcibly displaced, dispossessed and dispersed.
This page is for online participation. If you wish to join the in-person program, please visit the hybrid in-person registration page. In British Columbia between 1942 and 1949, over 22,000 Canadians of Japanese heritage were forcibly displaced, dispossessed and dispersed.
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics . We emphasize collaboration, communication, problem solving, critical thinking, and creativity. Join us for a monthly hands-on program where we explore all avenues of STEAM.
Discover the basics of coding and unleash your creativity with Scratch! In this beginner-friendly program, you'll learn how to design interactive stories, animations, and games using simple drag-and-drop coding blocks.
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D. Required)
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D. Required)MODO-LIVE Presents: JESSI CRUICKSHANK DJ's: EVENING CLUB - A Dance Party - 7-10pm Friday, November 6th, 2026 The Pearl Vancouver, BC DIFFERENT SET, SAME (BED)TIME.
Timbre Concerts presents Quest Master With Guest Clīwen. For more info on Timbre Concerts and their upcoming concerts visit www.timbreconcerts.com.
Delivery is delayed for this event, tickets will be released 72 hours prior to the show.
*UBC Students, please get your FREE student tickets by entering the access key, or get in free at the door!* UBC Thunderbirds Volleyball vs.
Join a group of knitters and crocheters on the 1st Saturday of each month at the Brighouse Library. Beginners are welcome to knit or crochet together in a friendly group setting. Drop-ins are welcome! Presented in partnership with Knit N Crochet 4 A Better World.
General Admission No Minors! Gov't ID Required.
All AgesMODO-LIVE presents... INOHA with Buddha Trixie & Flight By Nothing Saturday, November 7th, 2026 The Pearl Vancouver, BC
Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D. Required)MODO-LIVE, The Plant Present Lucy (Cooper B. Handy) w/ Nation Saturday, November 7th 2026 The American Vancouver, BC
19+ R&B ONLY LIVE is coming to your city for the ultimate R&B experience.
In honour of National Indigenous Veteran's Day, Richmond Public Library's Film Club invites you to join us for a special screening of Forgotten Warriors, from the National Film Board of Canada .
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Nov 6–8, 202647 events21 listings pulled together for Richmond.
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