In Photos: Revelstoke Celebrates National Indigenous History Month
From the Sinixt Canoe Journey to Indigenous Peoples Day at Alpha Lodge, Revelstoke came out to celebrate.
From the Sinixt Canoe Journey to Indigenous Peoples Day at Alpha Lodge, Revelstoke came out to celebrate.
Alpha Mountain Lodging will host a celebration Saturday, June 21 and welcomes everyone to come out and enjoy.
Birch bark biting is an increasingly rare, ancient Indigenous art form. Halfmoon Woman is hosting a virtual workshop to introduce this medium to Revelstoke.
The traditional Indigenous art dates back thousands of years and has recently gained popularity internationally.
These tours are part of the National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations being hosted for a week in Revelstoke.
'Language opens up a door to a paradigm shift involving how we view the world. That opportunity is for everyone.' Revelstoke National Indigenous Peoples Day event to teach words in regional Indigenous languages.