20th Anniversary
For the safety, courtesy, health and enjoyment 
of all Salmon Festival visitors, please leave your pets at home.
Salmon Festival Schedule
Note: Some of the events listed are subject to addition or change.
School Days
Thursday, September 16
Friday, September 17, 2010
School Days are devoted to elementary school students.
Hours: 8:30am to 2:30pm
Open to the General Public
Saturday, September 18
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Weekend days are open to everyone!
Saturday: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
- ADMISSION IS FREE -
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Ongoing Festival Activities
Ongoing Activities, Both Saturday and Sunday
- [Check the festival map for locations]
- Please check at the activity site for scheduled times
- Arts and Crafts Vendors
- Chalk Art
- Creativity Corner
- Discovery Garden Tour
- Discovery Hunt
- Eye to Eye With Our Local Fish
- Fish Tagging Trailer
- Food Court
- Gyotaku (Fish Painting)
- Hands-on Exhibits
- Icicle Creek Nature Trail
- Make Tracks
- Migration Golf
- Native American Encampment
- Outdoor Recreation Exhibits and Demos
- Salmon Maze
- Salmon Storytelling Tent
- Web of Life Costume Parade
- What’s Hatching?
- Wheel of Fish
Saturday Only
- Ongoing (check at the activity site for scheduled times)
- Endangered Species Exhibit
Sunday Only, at Hatchery Park
- 8:00am – 8:45am Registration (Run Start Times Vary)
- Salmon Run- Click for run times and details
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Entertainment Saturday, September 18
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On the Hatchery Grounds
- Check at activity site for scheduled times
- Storytelling by Gloria Roberson and Tracy Faulkner in the giant salmon tent
- Outdoor Recreation Exhibits and Demos
- Watch Chalk Art being created by local artists on the sidewalk in front of the main hatchery buiding
- Animal Costume Parade (check activity site for scheduled times)
- Sardis Raptor Center birds on display on lawn of Main Hatchery Building
Native American Encampment
- Ongoing (check at activity site for scheduled times)
- Drumming, dancing, singing, and exhibits
- 11:30am
- ‘Snagaim Axasniikangin’, Aleut dancers, and Gene Tagaban, Native American Storyteller and Musician perform together
Main Stage
- 12:00 noon
- Sardis Raptor Center, ‘Hunters of the Sky’ Live Raptor Presentation
- 1:00pm
- Gene Tagaban, Native American Storyteller and Musician
- 1:45pm
- ‘Snagaim Axasniikangin’, Native American Dance Troupe
- 2:30pm
- 3:30pm
- Reptile Isle with Don Riggs
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Entertainment Sunday, September 19
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On the Hatchery Grounds
- Check at activity site for scheduled times
- Storytelling by Gloria Roberson and Tracy Faulkner in the giant salmon tent
- Outdoor Recreation exhibits and demos
- Chalk Art exhibit on the sidewalk in front of the main hatchery buiding
- Animal Costume Parade (check activity site for scheduled times)
- Sardis Raptor Center birds on display on lawn of Main Hatchery Building
Native American Encampment
- Ongoing (check at activity site for scheduled times)
- Drumming, dancing, singing, and exhibits
- 11:30am
- ‘Snagaim Axasniikangin’, Aleut dancers, and Gene Tagaban, Native American Storyteller and Musician perform together
Main Stage
- 12:00 noon
- Sardis Raptor Center, ‘Hunters of the Sky’ Live Raptor Presentation
- 12:45pm
- Mary Ware Memorial Volunteer of the Year award presentation
- 1:00pm
- Gene Tagaban, Native American Storyteller and Musician
- 1:45pm
- Snagaim Axasniikangin, Native American Dance Troupe
- 2:30pm
- 3:30pm
- Reptile Isle with Don Riggs
