20th Anniversary
For the safety, courtesy, health and enjoyment 
of all Salmon Festival visitors, please leave your pets at home.
Need a place to keep your pet while you enjoy the festival? Please contact
Leavenworth Pet Lodge
for accomodations, or call 509.548.4719
Salmon Festival Schedule
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 5:00 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 Tribal Village
- 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 location 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 Main Stage
- 11:00am
- Dana Lyons – Singer/songwriter with environmental theme.
- 11:45am
- Gene Tagaban – Native American storyteller and musician.
- 12:30pm
- Special Announcements
- 2:00pm
- Cody Beebe and the Crooks – High energy rock n’ roll.
- 3:00pm
- Reptile Man, Scott Petersen – Live reptile presentation.
On the Hatchery Grounds
- Scheduled times are posted at the activity location.
- 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 Main Hatchery Building.
- Animal Costume Parade
- Sardis Raptor Center Presentations and Display
At the Tribal Village
- Ongoing- Check at the Tribal Village for scheduled times.
- Drumming, dancing, singing and exhibits.
- 1:00pm – 3:00pm
- Cape Fox Dancers, Native Tlingit dance troupe, and
Gene Tagaban, Native American storyteller and musician.
- Cape Fox Dancers, Native Tlingit dance troupe, and
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Entertainment Sunday, September 19
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On the Main Stage
- 11:45am
- Gene Tagaban – Native American storyteller and musician.
- 1:00pm
- Dana Lyons – Singer/songwriter with environmental theme.
- 2:00pm
- Announcements. Volunteer of the Year Award and Auction Winner will be announced.
- 2:30pm
- Reptile Man, Scott Petersen – Live reptile presentation.
On the Hatchery Grounds
- Scheduled times are posted at the activity location.
- Storytelling by Gloria Roberson and Tracy Faulkner in the Giant Salmon Tent.
- Outdoor Recreation exhibits and demos.
- Animal Costume Parade
- Sardis Raptor Center Presentations and Display
At the Tribal Village
- Ongoing – Check at the Tribal Village for scheduled times.
- Drumming, dancing, singing and exhibits.
- 1:00pm – 3:00pm
- Cape Fox Dancers, Native Tlingit dance troupe, and
Gene Tagaban, Native American storyteller and musician.
- Cape Fox Dancers, Native Tlingit dance troupe, and
