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Senate Recognizes 100th Anniversary of the National Cherry Festival

Original title: RECOGNIZING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NATIONAL CHERRY FESTIVAL IN TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN

Record date · June 24, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Senator Gary Peters formally recognized the 100th anniversary of the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City, Michigan. The statement honors the festival's history, its role in celebrating the region's cherry harvest, and the community members who sustain the tradition.

Why it matters

This document serves as an official Congressional recognition of the National Cherry Festival's centennial, highlighting the cultural and agricultural significance of the event to the Grand Traverse region.

Who It Affects

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Grand Traverse region cherry growers

The festival honors their agricultural production and the region's status as a leader in tart cherry farming.

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National Cherry Festival volunteers

They dedicate thousands of hours annually to sustain the festival's traditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the National Cherry Festival?

It is an annual 8-day event in Traverse City, Michigan, that celebrates the region's cherry harvest and community spirit.

How long has the festival been running?

The festival held its inaugural event in 1926, marking its 100th anniversary in 2026.

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Centennial Milestone

The document marks the 100th anniversary of an event that began in 1926, aligning with the 2026 date of the Congressional Record.

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Connected Entities

Government Publishing Office, Gary Peters, Herbert Hoover and 4 more

OrganizationGovernment Publishing Office“Publisher of the Congressional Record.”Map →

PersonGary Peters“U.S. Senator who introduced the recognition.”Map →

PersonHerbert Hoover“U.S. President who attended the festival in 1929.”Map →

PersonGerald Ford“U.S. President who served as grand marshal in 1975.”Map →

locationTraverse City“The location of the festival.”Map →

PersonCalvin Coolidge“U.S. President who received a cherry pie in 1925.”Map →

otherNational Cherry Festival“The event being recognized for its 100th anniversary.”Map →

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