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.
Given her interest in house & home topics, she may also welcome pitches about unique or culturally significant spaces within the community. Local businesses with a story to tell could find success reaching out to Thalia for potential coverage.
For those looking to reach out to Thalia Stopa with relevant content ideas, consider offering engaging stories that align with the local theme while incorporating elements of food and dining experiences intertwined with art and culture.
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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
We're giving you more-than-enough notice to take whatever measures necessary to ensure that you've got space in your calendar to make the most of it!
By Thalia Stopa — Contributing Editor, Art, Beer, Food and Culture Writer.
Agnolotti in Bianco: Fonduta filled fresh pasta | Photo by James Frost of Lumache
By: Michelle Sproule
November weather is erratic, but one thing we can count on this month is a healthy dose of colourful art via the annual
Welcome to the Scout Book Club: a brief and regular rundown of what we’re reading, what’s staring at us from the bookshelf begging to be read next, and what we’ve already read and recommend.
By: Michelle Sproule
New Years Eve at Botanist | Image courtesy of Fairmont Pacific Rim
While the short days this time of year might give plenty of reasons for complaint, there’s at least one compelling argument for embracing the season’s overwhelming darkness: The new ‘Dark Enough to See the Stars’ dark beer festival happening at Luppolo Brewing Company this December.
If you're a film- and food-lover who gets off (at least a wee bit) on seeing the restaurant industry dramatized on film, then take note that VIFF Centre currently has five screenings lined up for December.
Welcome to the Scout Book Club: a brief and regular rundown of what we're reading, what's staring at us from the bookshelf begging to be read next, and what we've already read and recommend.
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