Klamath Salmon Festival
Series Title
Food For Thought
Contributor
Jennifer Bell, Host
Penny Gensaw, Interviewee
Jessica Eden, Engineer
Episode Description
For the 56th year the Yurok people in Klamath are celebrating the life blood of the region — the salmon that come charging up the river! This year the festival was very successful because the salmon were plentiful enough to be caught for this event — and were cooked in the traditional way making a very special lunch for many of us. The streets were lined with vendors and stores in the community were open and celebrating as well. Lena Hurd was busy weaving a basket in the booth that she was sharing with several others, many vendors were selling clothing with native designs, and I bought a beautiful fused glass dish with a raven design (and sure enough I called raven to my house with that bowl because he is visiting constantly and has lots to say!). There was some fantastic music with a live band and a parade down the main street.
Broadcast Date
2018
Genre/Subject
Native American, Salmon, Seafood
Publisher
KHSU
Filename
FFT_Klamath_Salmon_Festival.mp3
Language
English
Digital Format
Audio/MP3
File Size
17.5 MB
Duration
00:07:37
Generation
Copy
Collection
KHSU
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Recommended Citation
"Klamath Salmon Festival" (2018). Food for Thought. 126.
https://digitalcommons.humboldt.edu/foodforthought/126