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Some sweet offerings being served up in New Westminster

Movers & Shakers
ORIGINS CHOCOLATE
Peter Jorgensen, Katey Wright and their 11-year-old son, Lukas Jorgensen Wright, at the family’s Origins Chocolate Bar at River Market.

Now this is an event we can really sink our teeth into.

Katey Wright and Peter Jorgensen opened Origins Chocolate Bar in River Market August 2018, after developing a love of bean-to-bar chocolate a few years earlier. The shop sells craft chocolate from Canada, the United States and Europe.

Origins is holding its first chocolate-tasting event on Thursday, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m., where they will talk about bean-to-bar chocolate and taste a variety of dark chocolate from different craft chocolate makers. The integral tasting is limited to 10 people, but more events will be held in the future.

“We are really hoping to make this a monthly kind of event, with different chocolate pairings every other month,” Jorgensen said in an email to the Record.

For information and tickets to future events, visit www.originschocolatebar.com.

Dine Out Vancouver ends soon

You still have a few days to venture to New West restaurants that are taking part in Dine Out Vancouver Festival 2019.

The festival, which wraps up on Feb. 3, gives folks a chance to check out restaurants that are serving a fixed-price menu. More than 200 restaurants, wineries, craft breweries and others take part in the 17-day festival, including some right here in the Royal City: The Boathouse; El Santo; and Gino’s Restaurant.

For menus, prices, reservations, and details about all participating restaurants, go to www.dineoutvancouver.com.