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| The Parks & Recreation Department operates many facilities and parks. Here you will find details, hours and contact information for: |
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| REVELSTOKE COMMUNITY CENTRE | |
| 600 Campbell Avenue Telephone: (250) 837-9351 Fax: (250) 837-9355 In addition to the three main
Multipurpose Rooms, the facility boasts 2 ancillary meeting rooms and a
main hall that can be used for receptions and trade show areas. |
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| The complex with full
catering facilities is ideal for conventions, workshops, reunions, and
special events for up to 500 people.
Administration office, message centre and friendly, welcoming staff are available to accommodate your needs. The facility houses a complete library with internet use, fitness centre, and aquatic centre. The Community Centre is conveniently located within easy walking to our downtown core. We are also in close proximity of a 18 hole championship golf course, lakes, national parks, and home to the newly developed Revelstoke Mountain Ski Resort. Our friendly staff is always available to assist you in ensuring the success of your meeting, convention, event, or trade show. For bookings call the Community Centre at 250-837-9351. OPERATING HOURS
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| ARENA - THE REVELSTOKE FORUM | |
| 1100 Vernon Avenue Telephone: (250) 837-4040 The Revelstoke Forum has a seating capacity for 1,000 people with a curling facility attached. Dry Floor rental is available in the off season. Operation dates are from Sept. to April |
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| CITY PARKS | |
| Revelstoke enjoys a wide
range of parks for outdoor sports and recreational activities. Park
features include playgrounds, tennis courts, skateboard park, ball fields,
kids wading pool, running tracks and more...
Following is a park listing including
park features. |
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| TENNIS COURTS | |
| 3 courts Queen Elizabeth
Park
Operation dates May to October (weather permitting) |
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| RACQUET DEN | |
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| REVELSTOKE MUSEUM & ARCHIVES | |
| 315 West 1st Street Telephone: (250) 837-3067 Fax: (250) 837-3094 Email: revelstokemuseum@telus.net Curator: Cathy English Revelstoke Museum and Archives is
housed in the former Post Office and Customs building, constructed in
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| This beautiful, brick
heritage building has been home to the Museum and Archives since 1974. The
collection focuses on all aspects of the history of Revelstoke and
district. One unique artifact is a fur press, constructed for men's
clothing merchant F.B. Wells in 1911.
The collection of over 3000 photographs has been well-indexed for subjects and names, and a newspaper names index is in progress, currently covering the years 1890 to 1906. The archives also hold city tax assessment rolls from 1900 to 1926 as well as extensive records for the Canadian Pacific Railway Revelstoke divisional office, and the records of many community organizations. Take an on-line tour of Revelstoke's history. HOURS OF OPERATION:
Group tours of the Museum can be arranged upon request. Heritage walking tours and cemetery tours are held several times throughout the season. Call the Museum for more information. |
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