Essex province Executive Joseph DiVincenzo-junior, along with the Board of Chosen Freeholders and the taking apart Brook Park Alliance, announced on Thursday of the behavior for the 35th Annual Cherry Blossom celebration.
DiVincenzo said Thursday at the Cherry Blossom Center for company to the commons, which is located in Belleville and Newark.
Thousands of guests from around the region and around the world meet on the park each year in April to see the first red and white flowers blossom on the trees. Essex County has long sponsored events correspond with the start of the season. Festival of pride for Belleville, which identifies itself as "Cherry Blossom Capital of America."
Cherry Blossom Festival ends on April 17 from Bloom fest occurs from 11 am to 5 pm, and featuring cultural demonstrations, children's actions, live music, Bazaar Crafter's, food and other activities for the complete family to enjoy.
"This is a great day to be in the park," said Salvante.
David Norton, a spokesman for Aetna Insurance, which is predictable as a premier sponsor of the Family Festival Park for the second year, the company has articulated enthusiasm to participate in this matter "to be able to support the community and help preserve a very important asset, as a park, and thus way to help improve the health and welfare of citizens. "
"The cherry tree flower is a symbol of our partnership with Japan," said Anibal Ramos, a member of the Board of Newark. "In light of the recent tragedy that took place there, this year we have a lot to celebrate and remember." He also added that "Cherry Blossom Festival does a lot for this community in terms of attracting visitors and promoting our local businesses, and for this we would like to thank Joe for his leadership, as well as the Council of Chosen Freeholders".
"Cherry blossoms in Branch Brook Park has truly become the destination," said DiVincenzo. "So not only do they say about the cherry blossoms in Washington, and now they are talking about Essex County Branch Brook Park.
Fifty percent of proceeds from Cherry Blossom Festival contacts lapel will be donated to the Red Cross in Japan. Contact worth $ 5 each and will be sold in Essex County Cherry Blossom Welcome Center during the first two weeks of April and throughout the festival events. Donations will also receive Centre for the benefit of the people of Japan.
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