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Central City Park the Festival MACON, GEORGIA PRE THE FESTIVAL AT FESTIVAL CENTRAL CITY PARK EVENTS MARCH 25-APRIL 3 For complete 2016 Festival Fun Begins Daily at 11am! information, please visit us online at FEBRUARY 27 CherryBlossom.com Car Window Painting and Mini-Festival 9am-5pm | Riverside United Methodist Church XPOGO: Extreme Pogo Demonstration Little Mr. & Miss Pageant Noon, 2:30pm, 5pm 478-330-7050 2pm | Historic Douglass Theatre Bengal Tiger Encounter 794 Cherry Street Monday-Thursday | 12:30pm, 7:30pm Macon, GA 31201 MARCH 1 Friday-Sunday | 12:30pm, 4:30pm, 7:30pm Media Day Horses, Horses, Horses 10:30am | Central City Park Monday-Thursday | 11:30am, 6:30pm MARCH 5 Friday-Sunday | 11:30am, 3:30pm, 6:30pm Queen and Princess Scholarship Pageant Sea Mobile – Gulf Specimen Marine Lab Senior Queen and Princess Ceremony April 2-3 | 2pm 6pm | Porter Auditorium at Wesleyan College Southeastern Reptile Rescue: Snakes R Us MARCH 10 March 26-27 | 1:30pm CeeLo Green Buy A Cherry Tree from KMBBC Facebook.com/CherryBlossomFestivalMacon 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre $10 | While supplies last SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Amusement Rides Presented by Drew Expositions Model Railroad Exhibition Entertainment, Food, and Vendors Galore MARCH 17-APRIL 3 Queen SEE INSIDE FOR MORE EVENTS! Jaedyn Ellis Twitter.com/PinkestParty Bengal Tiger Instagram.com/PinkestParty Encounter Car Window Painting and Mini-Festival XPOGO: Extreme Pogo Certain events are subject to change. Please continue to Demonstration check our website, CherryBlossom.com, for updates on time and location of events, as well as the most up-to- date event listings. We have many surprises in store and we look forward to seeing you in Macon, Georgia where love, beauty and international friendship reign. TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE TODAY! CHERRYBLOSSOM.COM CHERRYBLOSSOM.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 17 FRIDAY, MARCH 25 Spring Spirit Stroll Lantern Light Tours Master Gardener Plant Sale & Ask a Gardener See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 7:30-9pm | Ocmulgee National Monument Noon-5pm | Macon State Farmer’s Market Grand Opening & Founder’s Day Celebration LaLa Love Midnight Riders Pink is the New Green: Festival Kickoff Party 4pm | Central City Park 6-7pm | Central City Park 8-11pm | Central City Park 7-10pm | The Blacksmith Shop The Savannah Alday Band 120/80 Vocal Band SATURDAY, APRIL 2 7:30-9pm | Central City Park Macon Mayhem vs. Knoxville Ice Bears Hockey Game 6-7:30pm | Central City Park See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 7:30pm | Macon Centreplex Spring Spirit Stroll TUESDAY, MARCH 29 Pink Pancake Breakfast FRIDAY, MARCH 18 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 7-10am | Central City Park Master Gardener Plant Sale & Ask a Gardener Lantern Light Tours Cherry Blossom Day at the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame 20th Annual Mustang and All Ford Show 8am-5pm | Macon State Farmer’s Market 7:30-9pm | Ocmulgee National Monument 9am-5pm | Georgia Sports Hall of Fame 8am-4:30pm | Hutchings College & Career Academy Lee Fields & The Expressions Marc Broussard Cherry Blossom Day at the Museum of Arts and Sciences Youth Basketball Tournament 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre 10am-5pm | Museum of Arts and Sciences 9am-9pm | Cherry Street SATURDAY, MARCH 19 Matt Rogers Rhapsody in Pink: Think Pink Author’s Luncheon Macon Mud Run 8-11pm | Central City Park Cherry Blossom Men’s & Senior Men’s Golf Tournament 11:30am | Idle Hour Country Club 9:15am-4pm | Hephzibah Children’s Home 8am | Bowden Golf Course SATURDAY, MARCH 26 Third Street Park Festivities Celebration Day Master Gardener Plant Sale & Ask a Gardener See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 11:30am-1:30pm | Downtown Macon 10am-2pm | Methodist Children’s Home th 8am-3pm | Macon State Farmer’s Market Pink Pancake Breakfast The Cherry Blossom Tea 46 Annual Mulberry Street Arts & Crafts Festival Cherry Blossom Road Race 7-10am | Central City Park 3pm | American Red Cross Historic House 10am-5pm | Mulberry Street 9am | Howard Middle School 4th Annual Varsity Cruise-In Spring Spirit Stroll Food Truck Frenzy Ocmulgee Duck Dash 9am-3pm | Sid’s Sandwich Shop 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 11am-7pm | Downtown Macon 11am | Amerson River Park Macon Amateur Radio Club Special Event Station The Little Roy and Lizzy Show Cherry Blossom Music Festival Opening Worship Service 10am-4pm | Downtown Macon 6-7pm | Central City Park 5pm-2am | Downtown Macon 11am | Glorious Hope Baptist Church 1st Annual Cheerleader Exhibition Showcase Music of Nations Spring Spirit Stroll Lantern Lighting Noon | Miller Magnet Middle School 7pm | Porter Auditorium at Wesleyan College 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 1:30pm | Third Street Park Cherry Blossom Day at Fort Hawkins Prince Neo “I Believe In Me” Hosted by KingTex James of 97.9 WIBB Rhapsody in Pink, a Southern Melody: 34th Annual Parade Noon-4pm | Fort Hawkins 7:30-9pm | Central City Park 6-11pm | Central City Park 3pm | Downtown Macon Bed Race WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 The Blossom Ball 7-10pm | Idle Hour Country Club Doo Wop & Rock Festival 1pm | Downtown Macon See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 7:30pm | Grand Opera House Mary Wilson of The Supremes High Heels for the Cure Macon Entertains You 7:30pm | Grand Opera House Ethan Bortnick 2pm | Downtown Macon 10am-5pm | Federated Garden Club 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre Lantern Light Tours Firefighters Competition Senior Citizen Recognition Day 7:30-9pm | Ocmulgee National Monument SUNDAY, MARCH 20 3pm | Third Street Park 11am-9pm | Central City Park Cherry Blossom Men’s & Senior Men’s Golf Tournament Spring Spirit Stroll Third Street Park Festivities SUNDAY, APRIL 3 8am | Bowden Golf Course 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 11:30am-1:30pm | Downtown Macon See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events Cherry Blossom Organ Concert Zumba Party with Janice Shephard Spring Spirit Stroll Iron PhiveK 2pm | St. Joseph Catholic Church 6-7:30pm | Central City Park 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 7am | Mercer University Macon Mayhem vs. Huntsville Havoc Hockey Game Macon Mayhem vs. Fayetteville FireAntz Hockey Game JJ Weeks Band Youth Basketball Tournament 4:30pm | Macon Centreplex (Pink Jersey Night) 6:30-9pm | Central City Park 9am-9pm | Cherry Street 7:30pm | Macon Centreplex th Rooftop Sunset Yoga THURSDAY, MARCH 31 46 Annual Mulberry Street Arts & Crafts Festival 7-8pm | Lofts at College Hill Lantern Light Tours 10am-5pm | Mulberry Street See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 7:30-9pm | Ocmulgee National Monument Closing Worship Service MONDAY, MARCH 21 Cherry Blossom Day at Ocmulgee National Monument The Bama Gamblers 11am | Methodist Children’s Home Chapel An Evening of Music 9am-5pm | Ocmulgee National Monument 7pm | Central High School 8-11pm | Central City Park Food Truck Frenzy Macon Entertains You 11am-5pm | Downtown Macon Festive Music for Organ, Brass, & Timpani SUNDAY, MARCH 27 10am-5pm | Federated Garden Club 7:30pm | St. Joseph Catholic Church Party on the Green See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events Military and Uniform Recognition Day 5-8:30pm | Wesleyan College TUESDAY, MARCH 22 Non-Denominational Worship Service 11am-11pm | Central City Park Spring Spirit Stroll Fabian Concert Series: The Cortona Trio 11am-Noon | Central City Park Third Street Park Festivities 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 7:30pm | Neva Fickling Hall at Mercer University Cherry Blossom Day at Fort Hawkins 11:30am-1:30pm | Downtown Macon Noon-4pm | Fort Hawkins Southern Outlaws Band WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 Spring Spirit Stroll Macon Mayhem vs. Fayetteville FireAntz Hockey Game 6-9pm | Central City Park Birthday Celebration and Open House 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery Lantern Light Tours 2-4pm | Cherry Blossom Headquarters (Pink Jersey Night) Military Concert Featuring Navy Band Southeast 4:30pm | Macon Centreplex 7:30-9pm | Ocmulgee National Monument Sozo Choir 7pm | Porter Auditorium at Wesleyan College Dave Rawlings Machine 6:30pm | Methodist Children’s Home Michelle Marshall Presents the Ultimate Tina Turner College Night 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre Tribute Show 8-11pm | Central City Park Les Brers 6-9pm | Central City Park 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre Spring Spirit Stroll FRIDAY, APRIL 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 24 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events Rhapsody in Pink: Style Show and Luncheon Macon Symphony Youth Orchestra Youth Basketball Tournament POST-FESTIVAL 11am | Goodwill-Anderson Conference Center 7-8:30pm | Grand Opera House 9am-9pm | Cherry Street Macon Symphony Youth Orchestra Lantern Light Tours Macon Entertains You EVENTS 7-8:30pm | Grand Opera House 7:30-9pm | Ocmulgee National Monument 10am-5pm | Federated Garden Club APRIL 9 APRIL 24 Macon Mayhem vs. Pensacola Ice Flyers Hockey Game Third Street Park Festivities MONDAY, MARCH 28 Magnolia Soap Box Derby The Blackout Dance 7:30pm | Macon Centreplex 11:30am-1:30pm | Downtown Macon See Central City Park Section for Recurring Events 10am-5pm | Washington Park Competition Les Brers Spring Spirit Stroll Third Street Park Festivities Bearstock 3pm | Tattnall Square Academy 8pm | Cox Capitol Theatre 6pm | Historic Riverside Cemetery 11:30am-1:30pm | Downtown Macon 1-11pm | Tattnall Square Park.
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