Homemade apple pies made with fresh BC apples. The pies are unbaked ready for freezing. Pre-ordering is recommended. Call Marisa at 250 837-4139
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Join the Ladies’ Pedal and Pint Ride, meeting Tuesday nights in the parking lot in front of the Community Centre at 6 p.m. Generally rides will be lead by Robyn, Dana, Catherine, and/or Mindy.
This is a group for ladies to ride bikes together, drink beer, build camaraderie, and have fun. The group is open to all riding abilities and fitness levels. In order to participate in the ride, you must bring a helmet, have a functioning mountain bike and any necessary equipment to fix it out on the trails. If you have any questions or concerns, let one of us know!
Post ride beers will be at The Big Eddy Pub where we get a 15% food discount on food.
We ride rain or shine… but one time we went home early because of an electrical storm.
For early spring and fall rides, please bring a headlamp.
Revelstoke Community Band meets every Tuesday evening for band rehearsals from 7–9 p.m. at Columbia Park Elementary School Band Room. New members are always welcome. Bring your instrument and desire to play music in a relaxed and fun setting.
Homemade apple pies made with fresh BC apples. The pies are unbaked ready for freezing. Pre-ordering is recommended. Call Marisa at 250 837-4139
Want to learn how technology can help build your business?
Join us for a free lunch and presentation on business technology, and how it has revolutionized the way companies conduct business.
Larry Vanderveen, Senior Broadband Market Strategy Manager – TELUS Broadband Solutions, and Matthew Moor, Principal Consultant, Matthew Moor Consulting will present on how how technology is driving change and opening new avenues for small businesses across British Columbia. Small businesses have a range of new avenues to optimize their operations and level the playing field that was once only the domain of much larger organizations.
Please pre-register for this event with Hayley Johnson johnsonhayley@hotmail.com
Join the Revelstoke Museum & Archives every other Wednesday for a talk on local history from 12:15 to 12:45. Bring your bag lunch. Coffee, tea, and cookies are provided. $5 per person.
Brown Bag History Schedule September to December 2017:
September 13– Stories from the Cemetery
September 27 – Columbia Village and the Development of BC Museums- by Ben Bradley
October 11 – Farming around Revelstoke
October 25 – Lodges and Organizations
November 8 – Revelstoke’s World War II Casualties
November 22 – Canada Jays and Other Echoes From the Ice Age- by John Woods
December 6 – The Great Depression
December 13 – Brown Bag Christmas Party
INTRODUCTION TO SOURDOUGH BREADMAKING
with Elodie Brideau
Join us to learn how to make your own delicious sourdough bread. Sourdough bread has so many health benefits plus it tastes delicious.
This is a cash only event. Admission is $10 or $5 for LFI members.
For more information, please email gardenguru@revelstokelocalfood.com
From 6:30 to 7:30 Nelson author Lee Reid will speak about the creative skills and values people bring to their aging in the West Kootenay. The 7:30 to 8:30 part of the presentation is for writers and creative people, and offers tips about how to write, how to nourish your creative process, and the steps needed to produce a book. My book designer will also be present to inform writers about what designers need from them to co-create the best of books.
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The Last Drop welcomes all jammers and singers. Come out and join in with a friendly relaxed atmosphere from 10 p.m.
Revelstoke’s longstanding Pedal ‘n’ Pint series is the weekly gathering of riders for a Thursday evening pedal. Meet up at the Revelstoke Community Centre parking lot and embark on a unique ride each week. Riders meet up at the pub for pints.