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Saxophone player for the artist Wesli walking through the crowd at Revy.Live Outside as he plays. People are sitting in white plastic chairs, many smiling as they all watch the performance.

REVY.Live Outside expands outdoor concert series into Labour Day long weekend

By Lys Morton ● Arts ● May 13, 2026

Bonus shows push summer music performances into September with a community open mic ending the season.

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The Fall-Down Effect author Liz Johnston standing on a dock overlooking a large body of water. Her back is to the water, she is looking at the camera and smiling.

Canadian author balances climate grief with climate hope in debut novel

By Lys Morton ● Arts ● May 6, 2026

Liz Johnston’s The Fall-Down Effect pulls inspiration from forest industry conversations she grew up with in Revelstoke.

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Delreé Dumont at Arrow Heights Elementary School

Local artist Delreé Dumont wins Governor General award

By Lys Morton ● Featured ● Nov 12, 2025

Delreé Dumont’s unique pointillism style highlighted in This Land Is a Lullaby picture book.

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Three women sitting on a white wire bench outside the Banff art centre

Julianna Howatt celebrated in Nat Segal’s Beauty in a Fall film

By Lys Morton ● Featured ● Nov 12, 2025

Catch Beauty in a Fall and more films at Revelstoke’s Perspectives Film Night Friday, Nov. 14.

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Arts Revelstoke adds The Sound Cellar to its stages

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 9, 2025

Fable Book Parlour sells Speakeasy-style performance space The Sound Cellar to Arts Revelstoke.

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LUNA Arts 2025 installation of an inflatable and lit up sea sponge. Two children are standing by it and touching the art piece.

Light, art and imagination transform downtown Revelstoke for LUNA Arts 2025

By Lys Morton ● Arts ● Sep 17, 2025

‘We are really proud to be continuing the legacy of this festival,’ Arts Revelstoke executive director says.

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From backyard roots to the Big Stink, Garlic Fest returns this September

By Charlotte Smith ● Arts ● Sep 10, 2025

Over 70 food and craft vendors, live music and garlic-themed activities will fill Queen Elizabeth Park Sept. 13 to 14, celebrating local growers and community spirit.

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Jade Berrill and Nathan Van Norman with backs to the camera standing on a cliff edge looking out onto the Columbia River

Jade Berrill shares stories of belonging in upcoming video podcast series

By Charlotte Smith ● Arts ● Sep 3, 2025

Jade Berrill’s latest project weaves education, storytelling and the outdoors to spotlight diverse experiences of belonging.

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Eileen Delehanty Pearkes standing in front of the Columbia River

B.C. author Eileen Delehanty Pearkes champions Columbia River in new book

By Lys Morton ● Arts ● Sep 3, 2025

Catch Eileen Delehanty Pearkes at the Revelstoke Museum and Archives Wednesday, Sept. 10 for an author talk.

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SJ Spurr brings the forest’s small wonders to LUNA Arts 2025

By Lys Morton ● Arts ● Aug 27, 2025

Longtime LUNA contributor SJ Spurr’s latest project highlights vulnerable forest species and brings hidden stories to light during Revelstoke’s nocturnal art festival.

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