A THRIVING ART SCENE.
Revelstoke is known globally as an outdoor recreation destination, but our thriving arts scene is making its mark on our reputation. Revelstoke is brimming with outdoor art, multiple galleries, and many talented artists working in a range of mediums. The jewel in the crown of the Revelstoke art scene is our largest event of the year - Luna Arts Festival.
Here is Tourism Revelstoke's curated guide on where to find local art in Revelstoke, British Columbia.
Galleries.
The Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre proudly displays art from Revelstoke and artists from neighbouring communities. Their exhibits vary and generally feature a variety of media changing monthly with fabulous opening events for each new show. Their gift shop is a great place to find locally created souvenirs, gifts, and art for your home.
Wander downtown and visit Revelstoke Local Art Coop, a locally owned and operated gallery showcasing local art. Find even more local art nearby at Mountain Made Studio showcasing stained glass.
New in 2024, Alpine Echo Gallery opened its doors in Mackenzie Village. The locally owned gallery specialize in fine art, focusing on high-skill pieces.
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Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre
Revelstoke's Public Art Gallery and Art Programming Centre. Their gift shop is an amazing place to purchase local art, jewelry, pottery, and souvenirs.
Arts & Culture Attraction
Alpine Echo Gallery
Fine art gallery which specializes in showcasing large-scale, mountain-themed works by distinguished artists.
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The Local Art Coop
“The Local” is designed as a collaborative and inclusive space where local artists can showcase and sell their work.
Art Alleries.
Revelstoke’s public art initiative, launched in 2019, aims to transform our downtown alleyways into outdoor art galleries.
Alleyways are frequently overlooked, avoided, and not often associated with art or tourism. As a legacy project by the organizers of LUNA Festival, Art Alleries revitalizes dark and disused places into thriving public spaces for locals and visitors to walk through and enjoy.
Revelstoke Outdoor Art Movement (ROAM)
A group of local artists started an outdoor art movement on the mountains of Revelstoke Mountain Resort. There is no map, only a surprise and delight found in amongst the trees, hidden from most, found by those who seek it.
Skiers, snowboarders, hikers, mountain bikers, and sightseers can find art scattered across the mountain!
ROAM isn’t just about art; it’s about community. The collective represents the work of many local artists, who together have placed nearly 60 incredible pieces throughout 15 locations on the mountain.
One of ROAM’s standout exhibits is The Masterpiste Gallery—a collection of 22 pieces crafted from recycled skis and snowboards. Each piece pays homage to some of the world’s most famous paintings, offering a unique blend of creativity and sustainability.
Revelstoke Outdoor Art Movement | P Whitney Whitehouse
Pottery.
There are many budding potters in Revelstoke. You can find their work in most galleries and shops downtown.
The Revelstoke Farmers Market is another great place to find local pottery or try pottery yourself at the various pottery classes in town.
Check out Jumping Creek Pottery, Sheramic, and Monashee Pottery on Instagram.
Monashee Pottery
Glass Blowing.
Visit Big Eddy Glass Works, where you can watch glass blowing take p[ace live before your eyes. Their workshop is filled with beautiful glass artwork and makes great souvenirs.
Big Eddy Glassworks | P Zoya Lynch
Luna Nocturnal Arts Festival.
One late September weekend each year, a mind-blowing extravaganza of installation art, interactive performances, and Art Allery discoveries spread across Revelstoke's downtown core.
Revelstoke's largest event of the year, LUNA Arts is turning into one of the most coveted arts festivals in the province.
Luna Arts Festival, Art Alleries | P Alexi Mostert @aleximostertphotography
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