Where Have All The Buffalo Gone? is a love story through the ages. Two star people and a Buffalo, fall to earth and continue to reconnect throughout history. Our play covers seven different periods of Métis history. We bear witness to the emergence of the Métis nations across the plains, the robust colonization that arises from the fur trade, the disappearance of the buffalo and the political uprising of the Métis Association of Alberta. The story begins during creation amongst the stars and ends in the present day.

Where Have All The Buffalo Gone? specifically shares scenarios from the Callihoo family’s stories, incorporating fiddle music, jigging and a life-like buffalo puppet. Inspired by historical events of the Métis people of Canada, this original play for young audiences explores the loves, the losses and the fight of Treaty 6’s Métis people – and their love and kinship to the buffalo.

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An evening of mountain films that challenge, inspire, and celebrate belonging in outdoor culture.

🔥 Men's Campfire Circle – Hosted by the Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke
Join us for an evening of connection, reflection, and gratitude around the fire. This men's-only gathering offers a safe and welcoming space to share stories, build community, and give thanks to the land we live and play on. Rooted in Indigenous values of respect and togetherness, the Campfire Circle is a chance to slow down, speak from the heart, and honour the natural world that sustains us.

🔥 Men's Campfire Circle – Hosted by the Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke
Join us for an evening of connection, reflection, and gratitude around the fire. This men's-only gathering offers a safe and welcoming space to share stories, build community, and give thanks to the land we live and play on. Rooted in Indigenous values of respect and togetherness, the Campfire Circle is a chance to slow down, speak from the heart, and honour the natural world that sustains us.

In celebration of IFSR’s 10th anniversary, this year’s theme is Stories. Along with sharing our strategic plan, we invite you to reflect with us and share your stories, memories, and experiences of the society, from the past ten years.

🔥 Men's Campfire Circle – Hosted by the Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke
Join us for an evening of connection, reflection, and gratitude around the fire. This men's-only gathering offers a safe and welcoming space to share stories, build community, and give thanks to the land we live and play on. Rooted in Indigenous values of respect and togetherness, the Campfire Circle is a chance to slow down, speak from the heart, and honour the natural world that sustains us.

🔥 Men's Campfire Circle – Hosted by the Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke
Join us for an evening of connection, reflection, and gratitude around the fire. This men's-only gathering offers a safe and welcoming space to share stories, build community, and give thanks to the land we live and play on. Rooted in Indigenous values of respect and togetherness, the Campfire Circle is a chance to slow down, speak from the heart, and honour the natural world that sustains us.

🔥 Men's Campfire Circle – Hosted by the Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke
Join us for an evening of connection, reflection, and gratitude around the fire. This men's-only gathering offers a safe and welcoming space to share stories, build community, and give thanks to the land we live and play on. Rooted in Indigenous values of respect and togetherness, the Campfire Circle is a chance to slow down, speak from the heart, and honour the natural world that sustains us.

𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡 & 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐖𝐚𝐥𝐤 + 𝐆𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠

𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟑𝟎, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓

➜12:15 MEET AT CASCADIA CREDIT UNION BACK PARKING LOT (112 2ND ST W)

➜12:30 WALK DEPARTS - DOWNTOWN TO CENTENNIAL PARK

➜1:15 FOOD TO SHARE + FOOD BY THE NEIGHBOURHOOD KITCHEN AT CENTENNIAL PARK

➜2:15 GATHERING CIRCLE AT CENTENNIAL PARK

·Food to share is encouraged if you can. Drop food, chairs etc. at Centennial Park at 12:00

·Orange shirts will be available for purchase

·Drums are welcome for the walk + circle

·Signs and banners are welcome on the walk

·No bikes on the walk please

·BYO: chairs, blankets, beverages, dishes, utensils

Men's Campfire Group is a welcoming space where men gather around the fire to share stories, build friendships, and support one another. As we sit beneath the open sky, we acknowledge that we gather on the unceded territory of the Sinixt, Secwépemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Nations, whose stewardship and wisdom have shaped this land for generations. Inspired by the deep cultural significance of the fire in Indigenous traditions—as a place of storytelling, reflection, and connection—we honor the teachings of respect, community, and shared wisdom. Join us as we strengthen bonds, embrace the outdoors, and grow together in the spirit of unity and understanding.

Men's Campfire Group is a welcoming space where men gather around the fire to share stories, build friendships, and support one another. As we sit beneath the open sky, we acknowledge that we gather on the unceded territory of the Sinixt, Secwépemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Nations, whose stewardship and wisdom have shaped this land for generations. Inspired by the deep cultural significance of the fire in Indigenous traditions—as a place of storytelling, reflection, and connection—we honor the teachings of respect, community, and shared wisdom. Join us as we strengthen bonds, embrace the outdoors, and grow together in the spirit of unity and understanding.

The public is welcome to join Sinixt Paddlers before traveling south from Revelstoke to meet at Kettle Falls.

This event starts at 9:00am and continues throughout the day.

Men's Campfire Group is a welcoming space where men gather around the fire to share stories, build friendships, and support one another. As we sit beneath the open sky, we acknowledge that we gather on the unceded territory of the Sinixt, Secwépemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Nations, whose stewardship and wisdom have shaped this land for generations. Inspired by the deep cultural significance of the fire in Indigenous traditions—as a place of storytelling, reflection, and connection—we honor the teachings of respect, community, and shared wisdom. Join us as we strengthen bonds, embrace the outdoors, and grow together in the spirit of unity and understanding.

Men's Campfire Group is a welcoming space where men gather around the fire to share stories, build friendships, and support one another. As we sit beneath the open sky, we acknowledge that we gather on the unceded territory of the Sinixt, Secwépemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Nations, whose stewardship and wisdom have shaped this land for generations. Inspired by the deep cultural significance of the fire in Indigenous traditions—as a place of storytelling, reflection, and connection—we honor the teachings of respect, community, and shared wisdom. Join us as we strengthen bonds, embrace the outdoors, and grow together in the spirit of unity and understanding.

Join us for a hands-on, community event at the Revelstoke Food Commons as part of Invasive Species Action Month!

Men's Campfire Group is a welcoming space where men gather around the fire to share stories, build friendships, and support one another. As we sit beneath the open sky, we acknowledge that we gather on the unceded territory of the Sinixt, Secwépemc, Ktunaxa, and Syilx Nations, whose stewardship and wisdom have shaped this land for generations. Inspired by the deep cultural significance of the fire in Indigenous traditions—as a place of storytelling, reflection, and connection—we honor the teachings of respect, community, and shared wisdom. Join us as we strengthen bonds, embrace the outdoors, and grow together in the spirit of unity and understanding.