Japanese Legacies exhibit showcases Revelstoke’s Japanese Canadian stories
Revelstoke Museum and Archives’ latest exhibit focuses on Japanese Canadians living ‘with dignity in Revelstoke.’
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Revelstoke Museum and Archives celebrates a ‘year of getting things done’
Revelstoke Museum and Archives director Cathy English updated city council on achievements over the past year, including accessibility upgrades, collection additions and more.
Revy Cultural Evolution: A deep dive into Revelstoke’s arts scene
Revelstoke resident Carol Palladino has been a key volunteer organizer of the arts scene in Revelstoke for decades, serving in behind-the-scenes roles, driving focus on building arts organizations and managing finances. To better understand how Revelstoke's arts scene got here and its future potential, we reached out to Carol for an essay exploring the development of the arts and culture scene in Revelstoke.
Revelstoke Wildflower Festival events in full swing for the weekend
Revelstoke's Wildflower Festival goes from August 3 until August 7, 2022, and visitors and residents can find several events all over town to celebrate the vibrant season.
‘They Called Her Jennie’ project history talk on April 20
Cathy English will host the talk about Jennie Kiohara, a young Japanese woman who was murdered in Revelstoke in 1905.
Revelstoke Museum and Archives to premiere short film
The film explores the theme of displacement and what was lost under the waters of the Hugh Keenleyside Dam.
Revelstoke Museum and Archives celebrates a ‘year of getting things done’
Revelstoke Museum and Archives director Cathy English updated city council on achievements over the past year, including accessibility upgrades, collection additions and more.
Revy Cultural Evolution: A deep dive into Revelstoke’s arts scene
Revelstoke resident Carol Palladino has been a key volunteer organizer of the arts scene in Revelstoke for decades, serving in behind-the-scenes roles, driving focus on building arts organizations and managing finances. To better understand how Revelstoke's arts scene got here and its future potential, we reached out to Carol for an essay exploring the development of the arts and culture scene in Revelstoke.
Revelstoke Wildflower Festival events in full swing for the weekend
Revelstoke's Wildflower Festival goes from August 3 until August 7, 2022, and visitors and residents can find several events all over town to celebrate the vibrant season.
‘They Called Her Jennie’ project history talk on April 20
Cathy English will host the talk about Jennie Kiohara, a young Japanese woman who was murdered in Revelstoke in 1905.
Revelstoke Museum and Archives to premiere short film
The film explores the theme of displacement and what was lost under the waters of the Hugh Keenleyside Dam.