These are the stores that matter at eleven at night, and outside the center Richmond's are spread thin. City Centre has them at the base of the towers and near each Canada Line station. Steveston keeps a handful behind the village. On Sea Island, the airport hotels and Burkeville hold the only options for a considerable distance, and shift workers depend on them.
Out along the farm roads of East Richmond and toward Hamilton the gaps between stores get long, which is exactly when a posted closing time is worth checking. Many also handle lottery, transit fare, phone top-ups and courier drop-offs. Every listing names the neighborhood, so you can find the one that is genuinely near you.
A small independent shop on Minoru Boulevard in the city center, handy for snacks, drinks and last-minute items, and used by neighbors as a parcel drop-off point. Prices are not always posted, so it is worth asking before you reach the till.
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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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