Fred Penner is a cherished Canadian children's entertainer whose musical career has meaningfully touched several generations of fans with his genuine warmth and gentle folk tunes. Born on November 6, 1946, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Penner has enjoyed a career that has spanned over 40 years, carrying a message of positivity and respect for the environment and each other. His charming approach to children's entertainment has always been rooted in his belief in the ability of music to enrich and heal.

Penner's rise to household name status was catapulted by his CBC television show, "Fred Penner's Place," which aired from 1985 to 1997 and became a part of the childhood memories of countless Canadian youngsters. Beyond his TV presence, Fred Penner has released numerous albums, including recent works like "Hear The Music" and "Where In The World." His music is characterized by its interactive nature, inviting young listeners to sing along, and his skill as a songwriter and performer are evident throughout his extensive discography. Penner's contribution to children's music has not gone unrecognized; he's a multiple Juno award winner for Children's Album of the Year, an accolade that serves as a testament to his lasting impact on children's media and education.