National Cherry Festival

About the National Cherry Festival

The National Cherry Festival has a rich history dating back to 1910, when cherry growers in the Grand Traverse area began informal ceremonies to celebrate the cherry blossoms. Over the years, this festival has evolved into a significant event, featuring traditions such as the crowning of the Cherry Queen and the baking of the world's largest cherry pie.

Impact on the Community

For over 90 years, the National Cherry Festival has been a cornerstone of community celebration, fostering local traditions and creating lasting memories for families. Thousands of volunteers and participants contribute to the local economy while promoting the cherry industry.

Why Donate?

Your donation to the National Cherry Festival supports the continuation of this beloved community tradition, helping to fund events, volunteer programs, and initiatives that enhance the festival experience.

Get Involved Today!

Join the celebration and make a difference! Donate cryptocurrency or cash to support the National Cherry Festival and help preserve this cherished tradition for future generations.