Richmond Event Calendar

Linda Hemmila

Dec 19, 2022 — 1 min read

Week of December 19th 2022

December 19-30
Winter Break Camp
Richmond Recreation Complex 3230 Macdonald Avenue

Join the City of Richmond's recreation staff at the Richmond Recreation Complex for a fun and active Winter Break Camp. Campers will participate in art & crafts activities, fun group games, movement activities, and the opportunity to make new friends and reconnect with old ones! *Proper mask wearing is mandatory* Tuesday, December 20th- Swimming at the Richmond Swim Center. $3.00/child. Wednesday, December 21st- Snow is coming to Nicholl Park; please have your child/ren dress warmly on Wednesday and Thursday, because they will have the chance to play in the snow.

Baltic Kiss
OPEN MIC NIGHT
Monday, December 19th 8- 9 pm

Graham Patzner & Friends
Wednesday, December 21st 8-9 pm

Titmouse
Thursday, December 22nd 8-11:55 pm
Join Titmouse for their EP release party at Baltic Kiss!

Riggers Loft Wine Company
Satchmo’s Ghost
Friday, December 23rd 6-9 pm

Up & Under Pub
Trivia Night!
Tuesday, December 20th 7-9 pm

Saturday Night Karaoke
Saturday, December 24th 8-10 pm

Kensington Circus Pub
Live Music with Out of Town Couple
December 23rd 8:00-10 pm

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