Local Business

Trishya Perera, who has performed in international stages, and starred in a Netflix movie, is finally living her dream of running her own dance studio — which happens to be on New Westminster’s Agnes Street.

In place of the bubble tea spot Bobacabana is now a coffee and desserts bakery called Passenger Cafe.

Plan to have an NFL watch party? Here are five sports bars in New Westminster where you can go watch the games over drinks and nibbles.

The owner of New Westminster's Good Omen, Lia Hood, has set up a care bank outside her store to make sure that everyone in the community has access to basic personal care products.

Preserved flowers can stay intact for years together with minimum effort. Learn all about the age-less flowers and how to arrange them, at a workshop in New West.

Pineforest Studios, a photography studio on New Westminster’s Sixth Street transforms into a free yoga studio on Monday evenings at the stroke of 7 p.m. Here’s all you need to know before you go. 

Meet Rebecca Glazier, the owner of New Westminster-based Wild West Dye, who sells yarn that's naturally dyed with roots, nuts, and bugs.

Need motivation to run? Join a community of people at Steel and Oak Run Club who follow up their long sweaty runs with a chilled glass of beer every week.  

Are you a New West artist looking for a space to sell your work? Multimedia artist Mishel Arrieta's new downtown studio invites local talent, while also hosting paint nights and art classes.

Five entrepreneurs aim to disrupt B.C.'s wine-cooler market with an innovative product they call SakeBomb – a range of flavoured coolers made with the rice wine, or sake.