ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaClubbing events transform Seafood City to attract younger demographic3 hours ago|Duration 4:373 hours agoNewsDuration 4:37What’s one of the only places you can go grocery shopping and clubbing at the same time for free? Filipino grocery chain Seafood City. But the secret to the success of the pop-ups might be part of a larger trend.Related Stories People nowadays are reluctant to stay out late. Is it killing nightlife? Chain restaurants are out. Restaurant groups are in The fast-food industry is trying to lure in Gen Z diners. Is the meal deal helping? Vancouver could become more of a ‘No Fun City’ if special event fees increase: business owner These local restaurants offer hard-to-find worldly flavours: Jasmine MangalaserilMore from NewsVideo2:08How Conservatives are reacting to Michael Ma crossing the floorThe National 8 minutes agoVideo1:49Liberals find ‘opportunity’ to lower gas pricesCBC News New Brunswick 12 minutes agoVideo46:25B.C. officials provide update on Fraser Valley flooding 17 minutes agoVideo1:516 murder charges stayed because of “confluence of factors,” report findsCBC News New Brunswick 21 minutes agoVideo1:10Why NASA is sending ‘avatar’ astronauts to the moon 32 minutes agoTrending NowVideo0:53Canadian ski great Nancy Greene Raine shares her Top 3 across variety of on-hill, off-hill topicsDecember 7Video0:533-time Olympian Marie-Michèle Gagnon takes questions from young skiers December 7Video11:49Penny Oleksiak explains her suspension, says she’s not dopingThe National December 10Video0:57See the moment a Hawaii volcano’s eruption knocked out a remote cameraDecember 9Video14:35Robert Munsch wants you to know he’ll be OKThe National December 10
Clubbing events transform Seafood City to attract younger demographic
