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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Rally your troupe and snag tickets to a screening, April 12th through 22nd, for some serious 'food for thought'.
The Main Street restaurant is shaking it up, shifting their focus from wine to their other long-term liquid infatuation - sake! - by welcoming multiple-award-winning Sohomare Sake Brewery for a five-course paired dinner.
This year`s fest features is packed with creativity and conversational fodder, featuring over 30 short films divided between five themed programs screening over the course of two days, and book-ended by Opening and Closing & Awards.
It's been nearly five years since we last had a proper conversation the winemaker - we thought it was about time we reconnected with some serious questions... to solicit his unapologetically opinionated, introspective, intelligent and unfiltered responses. He didn't disappoint.
Since a single person (and liver) can only handle so many beers and beer-drinking celebrations, some prioritizing is in order. Topping off our list of events is the imminent (and, in our opinion, non-negotiable) Vancouver Brewers Fest.
The Bad Academy has brainstormed up their ideal adult summer camp scenario that factors in everything from bonfires, crafting, hiking, paddleboarding and lake dips, to morning sound bathing and yoga sessions, a cedar weaving workshop, and even a visit to Shady Hazel Farm.
By: Thalia Stopa
It recently came to light that the Vancouver-based graphic designer is the common denominator of several of our favourite BC business' current brand designs - so reached out with the hope that we could glean some of the creativity and 'special something' that makes whatever Pidgeon touches resonate
Need proof that it's never too late to get out of your comfort zone and try out new things? Look no further than Poplar Grove winery's new Pinot Noir 2022 - their first ever Pinot Noir vintage! For the record, from its 1993 founding to date, the popular Penticton Holler family winery has kept in it
The milestone exhibition runs May 12th through September 22nd. However, if you want additional “seen it first” bragging rights, plus an excuse to get all spiffied up in your best duds, then take note: VAG is throwing one of their fancy Art Party events this Saturday night (May 11th).
By: Thalia Stopa
Do you really love Pinot Noir? Arguably, the best way to take your relationship up a level is by trying as many variations as possible - and one fun, intimate, and highly recommended way to begin to do just that is by attending this entirely Pinot Noir-centric wine festival, the weekend of June 22nd
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