The National Cherry Festival is an annual event held in the summer in downtown Traverse City and celebrates the history of cherry making in the region. Traverse City is known as ‘The Cherry Capital of the World’ and rightfully so, with orchards surrounding Traverse City in nearby Leelanau County and Old Mission Peninsula and beyond.
National Cherry Festival Celebration
The National Cherry Festival only comes once a year and thousands of people from around the region flock to downtown Traverse city to take part in pancake breakfasts, cherry pit spitting contests and more. View more photos of the National Cherry Festival activities by clicking the button below.
Licensing and Copyright Information
Printing this photo for public use or display without purchase or prior written consent is strictly prohibited. For information about the use and licensing of this photo, please refer to the licensing information. Newspapers, magazines and all other media publications wishing to publish this photo can refer to the licensing terms and agreement or can contact us directly for any requests and inquiries not covered in the licensing terms.
FEATURED PHOTO: National Cherry Festival Entrance
© 2013 Joey B. Lax-Salinas, all rights reserved. For more information about licensing this photo for commercial use, please visit www.traversecityphotos.com/licensing_information/.