Michigan Cherry Slurp: Event Overview Webinar

January 20, 2017 - Abby Harper, Lindsey Scalera

It's almost time for the first annual Michigan Cherry Slurp! The Michigan Cherry Slurp is a one-day event on February 14, 2017. Modeled after the Michigan Apple Crunch, this will be an opportunity for all sizes of institutions, including schools, early childhood programs, universities/colleges, hospitals, and other organizations and businesses, to celebrate Michigan cherries throughout the state!

This webinar provides an overview of the initiative, introduces resources to support planning your own Slurp, and provides creative ideas to make your Slurp unique. There is also a recorded question and answer session.

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