Thalia Stopa is a local journalist based in Kitsilano, Canada. She writes for Juanita, a publication that focuses on highlighting local events, food, and culture in the Kitsilano area. Thalia's articles cover a range of topics including restaurant reviews, upcoming events, and community initiatives.
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Thalia Stopa's articles mostly focus on local events, food and dining, as well as culture and society in the Kitsilano area of Canada. Based on her coverage attributes, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as festivals, workshops or collaborations within the food and beverage industry.
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By: Thalia Stopa
How’s this for a dream collaboration: this Sunday, September 8th, our favourite oddball craft brewery an entirely local and regenerative farmer’s market-style pop-up!
Good news, Vancouver: this October Chef Jefferson Álvarez (of Cacao, which sadly closed in 2019) is making a comeback with a new pop-up dinner series appropriately called Cacao 2.0.
Good news: Café Medina is hosting local author Timothy Taylor for his latest book launch next week, that's perfectly timed to satisfy your seasonal bookish cravings.
By: Michelle Sproule, Thalia Stopa
This immersive evening, hosted by Hycroft Manor’s newly appointed Executive Chef Mariana Gabilondo, invites the bravest of guests to take part in a spine-chilling five-course journey of food and beverage pairings inspired by the works of literary icons.
If you haven’t already ventured out to the West End to congratulate the Japanese restaurant’s crew on their recent four-year anniversary, then we’ve got the perfect opportunity to do just that: by joining one of two seatings at their Harvest Harmony pop-up on October 21st.
We’re big fans of what the BCHF is all about: giving support to hospitality and tourism workers with serious health conditions who are in need. Which is why we’re letting you know that their annual fundraiser is now in full swing.
By: Thalia Stopa
We posed a series of questions to the local illustrator and cartoonist, ahead of his participation in two upcoming events: at the Whistler Writers Festival on October 20th and Vancouver Writers Fest on October 22nd.
By Thalia Stopa — Contributing Editor, Art, Beer, Food and Culture Writer.
By: Thalia Stopa
For good reason, Adderson is one of three panelists enlisted to expound on the short story form at this year’s Vancouver Writers Fest, for “Short Stories, Infinite Identities” (October 23rd). Perfect timing to touch base with the local author!
By: Thalia Stopa
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