The Hot Springs National Park Sister City Foundation hosts the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival featuring cultural demonstrations, musical and dance performances, and exhibits.
Past performances have included: taiko drumming, odori dance, martial arts, and haiku reads. The Festival is scheduled for March 5, at The Hot Springs Convention Center. This family-friendly event will be free to attend.
To learn more, call 501-321-2277 or email mzunick@hotsprings.org.
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