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Spring Into Summer Festival Offers Something for Everyone

CHERRY VALLEY—Historic Cherry Valley businesses are hard at work planning for this year’s festivities during Memorial Day Weekend, May 24-26. With the Spring into Summer Festival, a family-friendly event, Cherry Valley and the surrounding area will be celebrating the beginning of the summer season.

The village will host lots of vendors set up at the parking lot in the middle of town, in the memorial park at the traffic light, and along the sidewalk at the heart of the village. There will be food trucks, including one where folks can make their own snow cone, and both Rose & Kettle and Red Shed will be open for lunch. There will be live music from noon to 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday, at the gazebo in the middle of the village, led by Carl Waldman on Saturday, with an acoustic program on Sunday led by Elizabeth Graham.

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