Video Video: Revelstoke Heritage Weekend kicks off at forestry museum

It’s a busy Revelstoke Heritage Weekend, a new event that combines Railway Day, Timber Day, BikeFest Revelstoke, a big downtown sidewalk sale, the Little Bear Soccer Tournament and more. We’ve got video from Friday night and the full schedule for the weekend.

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scovery Centre hosted pro logging demos, horse logging demonstrations and a big barbecue at a Friday night open house to help launch the new Revlestoke Heritage weekend.

Dan Boltwood brought his team of percheron draft horses, and demonstrated how he controls the giant animals through an obstacle course.

Forestry museum manager Anna Minten explained the history of the museum, which is located up by the Revelstoke Dam.

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Currently, the museum is installing a new lookout platform in their back field that will provide a new vantage point to the Revelstoke Dam.

For more, see the embedded video above.

Logging events continue tomorrow with a logging sports demonstration at Centennial Park, including pro competitions and lots of events open to community members, who can register in the morning. Learn more from our preview story here.

Of course, there are about two dozen events on tomorrow as part of the new Revelstoke Heritage Weekend, an event that combines Railway Day, Timber Day, BikeFest Revelstoke, a big downtown sidewalk sale, the Little Bear Soccer Tournament and more.

See the full listings here: RevelstokeHeritage_ScheduleEventsPoster

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Aaron Orlando was a Revelstoke-based journalist who served as creative director of revelstokemountaineer.com and Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. He previously worked on the news beat in Revelstoke, serving in senior editorial roles before becoming a member of Revelstoke’s council.