Two anchors define the top of Richmond's retail. Richmond Centre in Brighouse is the conventional one, walkable from the Richmond-Brighouse Canada Line station and surrounded by the densest block of everyday services on the island. Aberdeen Centre, a few stops north, is the other: a full department-store-scale complex whose Japanese and Chinese retail floors pull shoppers from across Metro Vancouver.
Lansdowne Centre, Yaohan and President Plaza fill in around them, and Ironwood Plaza covers the southeast with the big-box formats. Between them these stores hold the cosmetics counters, homeware floors, seasonal displays and food halls smaller shops cannot carry. Listings show the mall address, hours and neighborhood, and the Canada Line puts three of them within a short walk of a platform.
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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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