Salar: The Story of the Salmon
A 50-minute live performance exploring Atlantic salmon through stories, myths, science, movement, music and puppetry.
This 50-minute live performance combines storytelling, movement, music and puppetry to explore the Atlantic salmon's life cycle and its connections to people and the natural world. The show draws on myths and science to examine why salmon have mattered to human and non-human life for thousands of years. October 17, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. at North Bay Beach (or Ceilidh Hall at Keltic Resort if rain).
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