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Primary host and sponsor of the Festival is the Stillaguamish Tribe.
Additional festival sponsors include:
Triamp Corporation
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updated May 11, 2012 ~~~~~~~ 23nd Annual 2012 Stillaguamish Festival of the River & Pow Wow Free Event! Friday Aug 10 through Sunday Aug 12, 2012 2012 Main stage entertainment now posted!
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2011, over 14,000 people joined us in celebrating our environment
and diverse cultural communities. Friday -- Gates open at 1:00pm (subject to change) Saturday -- Gates open 10:00am Sunday -- Gates open 10:00am Festival Location: River Meadows County Park: 20416 Jordan Rd, Arlington WA 98223 (click for directions) FREE event as always, plus $5 parking per car, per day. Keep scrolling down to learn more about the Festival.
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**We WILL be providing ATM services in 2011. Thank you BECU!!!** - Thank you, Verizon, for providing increased cell phone service during our event! - Personal chairs, picnics, etc okay. - NO ALCOHOL/DRUGS |
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apologize but there is No Public Camping Available this weekend,
as the park is full with festival vendors and exhibitors - please
check the web for nearby sites. Festival and Pow Wow participants
may camp on the grounds. Thank you!
Dogs are permitted on a leash and with poop bags in tow. Children's & informationall booths close at 6pm. Vendors may stay open until late. Salmon bake closes at 8 pm or when the fish runs out. Read about the Festival Mission below. |
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FESTIVAL MISSION The mission of the Festival is to help people who live and work in the Stillaguamish Watershed and surrounding regions understand how their actions can help make their environment cleaner for people, fish, and wildlife. The Tribe recorded at least 11, 000 attendees at the 2010 Festival of the River.
The Stillaguamish Festival of the River is a fun way to celebrate summer and the Pacific Northwest environment. Regional citizens and visitors share their experiences and learn from others about water quality, salmon habitat, and the watershed. And if you don't know what a watershed is, we'll teach you! This year we feature a giant storytelling turtle tent, interpretive salmon habitat tours, arts and craft vendors, a scrumptious salmon steakbarbecue prepared by the Stillaguamish Tribe, and a variety of live music.
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