In this inspiring podcast episode, Rachel Hyejung-Kim and Hannah Kim share their journey in founding Soundbridge Society, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing live music to seniors and underserved communities.

They discuss the power of music to connect, heal, and bring joy, as well as their future plans to expand community outreach and support music education for children.

Rachel and Hannah can be contacted at [email protected]

For more information please see their website www.soundbridge-society.org 

Click HERE to find out more about their June 6th fundraising concert.

And follow them on Instagram www.instagram.com/soundbridge.society/

This engaging podcast features four talented artists, Roxana Khoshsokhan, Azadeh Hoveyda, Sanaz Janbakhsh, and Raheleh Mirheydari, from the Richmond Hill Group of Artists, sharing their personal journeys, artistic inspirations, and perspectives on identity, memory, and homeland.

Discover how their diverse backgrounds influence their work and the powerful stories behind their upcoming art exhibit on May 23-24, 2026.

See details of the show - Four Narratives Featuring Thoughts of Homeland | OnRichmondHill

Here's the information for each of the artists

In this podcast, Ward 2 Councillor Scott Thompson discusses the Eco Family Fest in Richmond Hill, highlighting its community-building focus, sustainability initiatives, and positive approach to environmental challenges.

Discover how the event promotes practical solutions, inclusivity, and local environmental progress.

Register for the event at Scott's website Community News & Upcoming Events | Councillor Scott Thompson Ward 2 Richmond Hill

Rita Arendz, Music Director of Upper Canada Brass Band, shares her journey from military band member to artistic leader, explores the rich history of brass music, and offers insights into concert planning and the power of music to unite and inspire.

Click here to order tickets

UCB presents MELODY MANIA! Tickets, Saturday, May 30  •  7:30 PM - 9:30 PM | Eventbrite

In this episode, Karen Bond and David Lubke discuss the upcoming Walk for Alzheimer's in York Region, sharing personal stories, the importance of community support, and how funds raised support local programs.

They highlight the impact of Alzheimer's on families and the community's role in awareness and fundraising efforts.

Check out the web site 2026 IG Wealth Management Walk | Alzheimer Society of York Region

In this episode, Richmond Hill's mayor David West shares insights from his recent trade mission to Germany, highlighting economic opportunities, international collaboration, and the future of local business development.

Check out David's website and consider signing up for his newsletter.  There will be a report on this trade mission. 

Mayor David West – Richmond Hill

Join us as we explore the upcoming season at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts with Alicia Dempster.

Discover how shows are selected, what to expect from this diverse lineup, and get insider tips on tickets and memberships.

Click HERE to view the RHCPA 2026/27 lineup!

In this episode, John Holland, music director of Chorus York, discusses the relationship between music and nature, exploring how composers have historically drawn inspiration from the natural world.

He shares insights about the upcoming concert 'Nature is Around Us,' featuring works by Dvorak, Mozart, and others, emphasizing the evocative power of music inspired by nature.

Check out their new website Chorus York – Lifting your spirit through song

This podcast features Maggie MacKenzie and Leanne DiMonte from the City of Richmond Hill discussing the upcoming Doors Open studio art tour.

They explore the history, purpose, and highlights of the event, emphasizing heritage, arts, and community engagement.

For more info:

Doors Open Richmond Hill   Doors Open Ontario

Studio Tour 

Richmond Hill Passport to Culture - Collect Stamps & Win

In this insightful interview, Jennifer Yee from Carefirst shares the organization's mission, services, and impact on the community, especially in Richmond Hill.

Discover how Carefirst is bridging gaps in healthcare access, supporting diverse populations, and expanding services to meet growing community needs.

For more information about Carefirst:

Website: Home Page - Carefirst

Additional info about the new location in Richmond Hill: Carefirst Campus of Care - Home Page

Carefirst Mainline: 416 502 2323

For any inquiries about the Community Health services (eg: Mobile Health Clinic, Cervical Screening Clinic & Health Workshops) email [email protected]