Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival Applications and Guidelines

Applications are being accepted for the 2020 Festival.
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​Artist Avenue
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Artwork sold in Artist Avenue should reflect the culture and tradition of Japan and should be Japanese-style arts and crafts that are handmade by the artist who will be selling them at the Festival.

Artist Avenue spaces are sold out.

​Arts & Culture

​Arts and Culture exhibitors demonstrate their traditional skills and display their works that are Japanese influenced or have a connection to Japan.
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-> Arts & Culture Application and Guidelines

​Ginza Marketplace
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The products that are sold in the Ginza Marketplace should reflect the culture and traditions of Japan and be Japanese or Japanese-style. Products don't need to be "Made in Japan". Cherry-blossom themed  merchandise is welcome!​

-> Ginza Marketplace Application and Guidelines

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​J-Funland

Products, displays and the activities should be Japanese influenced and have a modern, youthful appeal. This is the Festival area for anime exhibitors and vendors. All items and activities MUST be family-friendly.​

-> ​J-Funland Application and Guidelines

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​Performing & Martial Arts 

​The front steps of the Courthouse serve as the Main Stage. Across the Square from the Main Stage, the Union Street Stage features the Martial Arts.

-> Performer Application and Guidelines

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​Taste of Japan

Food and non-alcoholic beverages should reflect the culture and tradition of Japan and should be traditional Japanese or East Asian/Japanese-influenced Western cuisine.

-> Taste of Japan Application and Guidelines
​​-> Taste of Japan Food Trailers Application and Guidelines
-> Taste of Japan Food Truck  Application and Guidelines