July 18th-19th, 2025

Wylie Park

Located on the edge of Aberdeen is Wylie Park which is situated on 210 acres featuring attractions for the entire family. Within Wylie Park, is the ever-popular Storybook Land. Storybook Land is an enchanted land of make-believe and fun. People of all ages experience a world of imagination capturing all the myth and magic of your favorite nursery rhymes, complete with its own medieval castle surrounded by a moat and guarded by knights in armor. Storybook Land provides a natural backdrop for literacy, music, storytelling and enlivening the imagination of youth and adults alike. This is exactly what inspires and serves as a guide for the creators of the Storybook Land Festival each year as they are planning the annual event.

 

Find all of the fun at the end of the rainbow!

 

Storybook Land Festival started in 2006 as part of the 125th Celebration of Aberdeen. It has grown in attendance each year. Nationally recognized children’s authors have been featured at past festivals, as well as regional and local authors. Add in some music entertainment, jugglers, balloon twisting and hands-on activities and you have a perfect day at Storybook Land!

 

 

There is no admission charged for this festival that features storytellers, entertainment and hands-on arts and crafts activities for children and adults of all ages. Come out for the day or the weekend and the park, stories, music, art, food and fun for all!

 

Friday July 18th

4:00-8:30pm $15 Unlimited Ride Bracelets

7:00pm Storybook Land Theatre Performance

 

 

Saturday July 19th

10:00am – 2:00pm Inflatable, 3 Activity Tents, Costume Characters

10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm Foam Blaster (located behind the coaster)

10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm the Dollipops perform on the Castle Stage

 

 

Mark your calendars and be ready to join us for a weekend of fairytale fun! Stay up to date, and see the soon to come schedule of events at www.facebook.com/storybookaberdeen

 

 

This event is brought together and brought to you by:

Aberdeen Area Arts Council, KO Lee Library, Aberdeen Recreation and Cultural Center, the Sertoma Club and Aberdeen Parks, Recreation and Forestry