Three distinct retail worlds sit within a few minutes of each other. Richmond Centre and Lansdowne carry the national chains and the department-store trade. Aberdeen Centre and Parker Place stock Asian labels, Japanese and Korean street brands and small boutiques that turn over fast and rarely appear anywhere else in Canada. Moncton Street in Steveston runs to independents: casual wear, marine-flavoured basics, gift-shop crossovers.
Add the outlet and discount racks near Bridgeport, the bridal and formalwear specialists along No. 3 Road, and the uniform and workwear suppliers serving a city with plenty of both. Listings name the neighborhood, so the search stays useful whether you are on foot in a mall or driving out to Ironwood.
GAIA is a women's clothing boutique in Richmond, BC with a soft Korean-girl aesthetic — dreamy, feminine pieces made to mix and match. Shop online at bonbon-club.com with free Canada-wide shipping over $79, or visit our GAIA store at Aberdeen Square (open daily 1–7pm).
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Small independent women's clothing shop on the main Moncton Street strip in Steveston Village. Casual and dressier pieces plus accessories, chosen in small runs, so the stock changes often. The kind of shop where staff remember what you bought last time.
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Long-running Steveston women's boutique that has traded since 1980 and specializes in travel-friendly clothing: pieces that pack small, resist creasing and layer well. Popular with cruise and Europe-bound shoppers looking for one outfit that does everything.
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Maternity and children's boutique that has been on Moncton Street since 2011. Carries pregnancy and nursing clothing, baby and kids' wear, footwear and accessories, and is one of the few dedicated maternity shops left anywhere in Richmond.
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Steveston Village is Richmond's Christmas centre, with Winter in the Village running November 19 to December 31, a free Winter Tram in December, a Christmas craft fair, and Santa at the Cannery.
Richmond's 2026 Remembrance Day service is at the cenotaph on the east side of City Hall on Wednesday, November 11: parade 10:20am, ceremony 10:40am, silence at 11am.
Minoru Park's 40th annual Halloween fireworks festival, a 40-year pumpkin patch at Richmond Country Farms, Halloween Hoot at the Nature Park, and Richmond's fireworks rules.
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