Port Angeles: StreamFest offers fun, food

PORT ANGELES — StreamFest 2004 on Sunday invites the public to celebrate stream and land conservation efforts with music, exhibits, hayrides, a salmon dinner and guided hikes.

StreamFest organizers said the event offers something for young and old.

Admission is free.

There’s a $15 per adult charge for the salmon dinner with corn on the cob and blackberry cobbler.

Dinner is free for kids with a paying adult.

In addition to hayrides, bands, walks and exhibits, items donated for StreamFest’s silent auction will be displayed and bids taken during dinner and dessert.

Sunday’s event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. at Ennis Arbor Farm, located just east of Peninsula Golf Club.

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