World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating '100 ways to go through a hoop'.Photo by Matthew Timmins
The 2018 Carousel of Nations drew a huge crowd to the Revelstoke Community Centre on Saturday.
Headliner Dallas Arcand thrilled the audience with a traditional hoop dance performance.
Vancouver-based African music group Kokoma performed traditional songs with flair.
For more on the show, see captions in our photo gallery below.
World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating ‘100 ways to go through a hoop’.Photo by Matthew Timmins
World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating ‘100 ways to go through a hoop’.Photo by Matthew Timmins
World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating ‘100 ways to go through a hoop’.Photo by Matthew Timmins
World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating ‘100 ways to go through a hoop’.Photo by Matthew Timmins
The 2018 Carousel of Nations, held at the Revelstoke Community Centre featured world champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand and Kokoma, a Vancouver-based African heritage dance and drum ensemble.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
Vancouver-based African heritage ensemble Kokoma performed two sets at this years Carousel of Nations, held at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
Vancouver-based African heritage ensemble Kokoma performed two sets at this years Carousel of Nations, held at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
Vancouver-based African heritage ensemble Kokoma performed two sets at this years Carousel of Nations, held at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
The Revelstoke Highlanders Pipe Band opens the 2018 Carousel of Nations with a performance at the Revelstoke Community Centre on Saturday.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
Vancouver-based African heritage ensemble Kokoma performed two sets at this years Carousel of Nations, held at the Revelstoke Community Centre.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
Lu Si and Remie Batalla of Kevin’s Kitchen serve some happy customers at the Carousel of Nations. Other food venues from Revelstoke featuring dishes from around the world included W.K. Gardens/China, Minh Tuyet’s Vietnamese Bistro/Vietnam, the Revelstoke Aboriginal Friendship Society/Aboriginal cuisine, Sakura Kitchen/Japan, Restless Nutrition/Poland, Paramijt’s Kitchen/India and the Group Culturel de Francophones de Revelstoke/French Canadian.
Photo by Matthew Timmins
Dallas Arcand Jr. performed a musical number on stage. Photo by Matthew Timmins
World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating ‘100 ways to go through a hoop’.Photo by Matthew Timmins
World champion Aboriginal Hoop Dancer Dallas Arcand put on an entertaining show getting people up and dancing to his music and later demonstrating ‘100 ways to go through a hoop’.Photo by Matthew Timmins
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