Storytime & Animal Parade in Giant Salmon Tent

Friday, March 26: 1:30, 2:30, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00

Saturday, March 27:  4:00, 5:00, 6:00

Sunday, March 28:  1:30, 2:30, 3:30

Mt. Hood National Forest Service invites kids to get swallowed up by a fish tale! Kids (ages 3 - 12) don colorful costumes and enter into a 60' salmon where they are entertained by the much loved storyteller Anne-Lousie Sterry. Sterry tells about the magnificent journey that salmon travel and discusses with children ways they can individually help improve the environment. Children leave this 20 minute event excited about ways they can help salmon and improve water quality in their local watersheds. 

Anne-Louise Sterry

Storyteller

for Mt. Hood National Forest Service

Anne-Louise Sterry has been a much loved and well known storyteller and singer working with audiences of all ages. She has a magical ability to connect with children that has made her a favorite in Oregon, across the country and overseas.

Born in New Jersey, educated with a BA in Psychology and Associates Degrees in nursing, a love of music and storytelling has always been part of her life.  

In all her performances she is unfailingly positive and connected. Anne-Louise brings an energy and commitment to her audience that make those present feel she is working and performing “with them” and not “at them.” A natural warmth and gentleness allow her to generate a positive and productive atmosphere in which all participants can feel empowered, encouraged and free to contribute.