Join us for a return of the salmon education and adventure celebration.
Set in the pristine majesty of the Cascade Mountains, Salmon Fest is an outdoor education adventure you will not want to miss.
Connect your family to nature in a fun and entertaining way. Soak up the beauty under a canopy of beautiful fall colors and evergreens. Enjoy learning about our natural resources and the incredible environment in which we live.
There is fun for all ages and it's FREE. Come and take part in the many inter-generational hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, wildlife "edu-tainment", music, art, and experience a meaningful cultural exchange with Native Americans in their encampment.
Bring your family and friends or come join us as a sponsor or volunteer and learn about one of the most fascinating creatures on earth, the salmon. This 18th anniversary will be one to remember with new festival activities, live animals, and fun filled entertainment!

.: View the Slideshow, "Sidewalk Chalk Art" :.
.: Check out a video of the 2008 Chalk Art creation-in-progress! :.
The Wenatchee River Salmon Festival is hosted by the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery and the Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forest, with the help of other "spawnsors" and boosters.

Come stroll the garden paths for an evening to remember!
A wonderful evening of salmon, wine, music and prizes compli-
mented by the natural beauty of Ohme Gardens and an incredible view overlooking the Columbia River and surrounding hillsides.
Presented by the Wenatchee River Salmon Festival, and Ohme Gardens.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
5:30 to 8:30 PM
.: Ohme Gardens Park :.
Wenatchee
$25 per person
Open to all!
We look forward to seeing you at Salmon-chanted Evening!
Visit the
Entertainment Page.
Schedules are being released soon, so keep checking in with us!
Here's a list of some of the good things you'll find at our Food Court!
"Providing high quality natural resource education, promoting outdoor recreation, and sharing the cultural significance of salmon to the people of the Northwest."