Ines Min PR is a communications and marketing firm for the arts and culture sector. We help clients reach new audiences by creating meaningful connections through authentic storytelling. Our services include media relations, digital marketing, content marketing, and consulting.

Introducing the new Ines Min PR logo. Inspired by the journalists we work with every day, it’s an aesthetic take on editorial design. The typeface, Louize, is a reinterpretation of one of the earliest typographic revivals that drew inspirat
Richmond is not only home to the Steveston Salmon Festival, but is also where legendary skateboarder Kevin Harris (@skeletonmountie) grew up and began his skateboarding journey. Kevin’s career traces back more than four decades, when he became
Presented by Connection Salon Artists Collective (@connection_salon), Mad Pride Arts Festival is a month-long series of free events taking place this summer that celebrates art-making by people who live with mental illness, psychiatric disabilities,
Drawing on Principal Marc Bricault’s background in woodworking, Whistler Hideaway by Bricault Design (@bricaultdesign) is a custom-designed home that highlights local artisans and natural materials, which was a key priority for the firm and the
This weekend June 6–7, get behind-the-scenes access to 45 diverse cultural organizations, public facilities, and historical landmarks across the City of Richmond. Presented by Richmond Museum (@richmondmuseum), Doors Open Richmond is now in its
This year’s Vancouver Art Book Fair (@vancouverartbookfair) returns this weekend May 15 to 17 at the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre (@roundhousecc). Artist publications spanning a wide range of genres and formats can be foun
Nestled in the hillsides of Naramata in the Okanagan Valley is Kinglet Perch, one of the most recent projects by sg_architecture (@sanders_green_architecture). The principal architects, Will Green and Warren Sanders were both raised in the local regi
Ships to Shore is this weekend May 2–3 at Richmond’s Garry Point Park! ⚓ One of the largest tall ships in the world, the Kaiwo Maru is visiting Richmond from Japan for the first time in almost a decade. To celebrate the occasion, the Cit
Did you know that Granville Island may potentially be underwater by 2100? The area began as reclaimed land on top of a sandbar that was used as a fishing area for the Musqueam (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm) and Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh), built up in 191