Ricepaper 15.3 Flavours of Food
Check out our latest issue – dedicated to food! Read Eury’s editor’s letter, and browse the table of contents.
To get a copy of Ricepaper 15.3, you can subscribe to Ricepaper or purchase the single issue.
Thanks to everyone who came out to our launch party held with the Main Street Magazine Tour.
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By Jenny Uechi It felt like a localized scene from The Matrix: just as I was walking on the bus and wondering how to orient myself at the city’s annual …
Date: Thursday, August 19, 2010, Time: 6:00 –10:00 p.m. Come visit Ricepaper and celebrate our local arts, cultural and literary magazines, with poets Jennica Harper and Elizabeth Bachinsky as your …
Admission: $5 per ticket, buy them now at http://www.vaff.org/events for $5 in Bidness Bucks Date: Wednesday, August 25 2010 Location: Biltmore Cabaret, 395 Kingsway, Vancouver Doors: 8:00PM Live Auction: 9:00PM …
The University of British Columbia plans to develop a bilingual website that will tell the story of Chinese Canadians. The site, Chinese-Canadian Stories: Uncommon Stories from a Common Past History, …
Date: August 14, 2010 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m Where: Fraser Street (corner of 32nd Avenue to St.Patrick Ground on Main Join the first ever Filipino Cultural Street Parade. …
Thursday, August 12th | 8:00-10:30pm, doors at 7:45pm Tickets: $50 (includes hors d’oeuvres, one drink & door prize entry) Dress: Garden Party RSVP: 604-662-3207 ext. 202 or simply buy tickets …
Date: Thursday August 19 2010
Time: 6:00pm
Where: Rhizome Café (317 East Broadway) Vancouver
Come join Ricepaper Magazine as we celebrate the release of our Flavours of Food Issue 15.3 as well as Ray Hsu’s book of poetry, Cold Sleep Permanent Afternoon (Nightwood Editions).
RSVP on the facebook event page here.
By Jenny Uechi We’ve all seen over the last several years how many “ethnic” comedians have been coming into mainstream consciousness over the years: South Asians have an enviable lineup …
By Jenny Uechi Lately, some grocery stores in Vancouver assume that I won’t be needing a bag to carry my purchases because I’ve brought my own. It’s a safe assumption …