Latest Events in Gunma Prefecture(March Updated)

This festival will be held in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, in early April when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Choose from two locations: Kannonzan or Motenashi Hiroba near Takasaki Station. A series of activities for children and adults will be held simultaneously. At Kannonzan, you can enjoy cherry blossoms, drum performances, dancing, and singing. You're sure to be immersed in the program while admiring the flowers. At Motenashi Hiroba, various concerts and family activities with children will be held. There's even a special area to draw your own Daruma doll.

This is the largest festival in Tatebayashi City, held during the azalea blooming season, when more than 100 varieties and approximately 10,000 azaleas will be in bloom. To coincide with the best time to view the azaleas, the annual Azalea Festival will be held from Wednesday, April 8th to Wednesday, May 6th, 2026.

The 1st Annual "Fresh Tone" Classic Golf Tournament is a special event dedicated to celebrating the life of Tony Munoz. This tournament is an opportunity for friends and family to come together and honor Tony in a way that reflects his wishes. The proceeds from this event will be donated to The 9 Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and preventing accidental overdoses. The foundation works in partnership with healthcare providers, schools, community organizations, and government agencies to address substance abuse and mental health issues in our communities. Additionally, the funds raised will also support the educational journey of Tony's girls. For those who would like to attend the event but do not wish to play golf, a dinner will be held at Mulligan's Cafe & Bar, starting at 6:00pm. Dinner tickets can be purchased for $40. If you are unable to participate in golf or dinner, donations are always welcome to support this important cause. To register for the tournament, teams of four can sign up for $700, which includes the golf fee, cart, swag bag, and dinner. Individual registrations are also available for $185, offering the same benefits. Check-in will begin at 11:00AM on the day of the event.

GROWNFOKS FEST is an exciting event taking place on Labor Day Sunday at Symphony Park in Charlotte. This is the perfect opportunity to spend a fun day in the park with your family and friends. The festival will feature live music, delicious food from a variety of food trucks, and a wide selection of local vendors. You can also expect live performances from talented artists such as Lamar Brace with a live band, Peace and Love Band, and special guests from Privacy Entertainment, Ty Journey and Isaiah Grubbs. The event will be hosted by Charlotte's favorite comedian and host of #GrownManRadio, Tone X. You are allowed to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and umbrellas to ensure your comfort throughout the event. However, please note that tents, coolers, and outside food or alcohol are strictly prohibited. Don't worry about going hungry or thirsty as there will be food trucks and vendors available on-site. Please keep in mind that all sales are final and no refunds will be given. So mark your calendars for Sunday, September 3rd, 2023, and get ready for an amazing day at GROWNFOKS FEST. Tickets are available now at prices ranging from $25 to $1,000. Don't miss out on this unforgettable event!

Monthly Artists Share! is a supportive and friendly artist share and critique group located in New Bedford. Hosted by Midori Creativity at the Co-Creative Center, this South Coast-based artist critique and discussion group welcomes all artists and artist friends who want to be part of the artistic dialogue. With monthly meetings, the group aims to foster growth and progression in the art community by encouraging artists to share and explore their work together. Laughter, idea sharing, and fun are all part of the experience! It is important for ArtNet participants to attend these meetings in person. The program receives support from various local agencies such as the Acushnet Cultural Council, Dartmouth Cultural Council, and New Bedford Cultural Council, all of which are funded by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Join Monthly Artists Share! at the Co-Creative Center on October 10, 2023, located at 137 Union Street, New Bedford, MA 02740. This event is free for all attendees. Come and be part of this vibrant and stimulating community where artists can connect, grow, and inspire each other.

Every year around mid-November, the more than 100 maple trees in the temple grounds turn red and reach their peak. You can also see the red leaves of Mt. Narukami, which is also one of the 100 famous mountains in the Kanto region, from the precincts of Hotoku-ji Temple. Please enjoy the world of "Red Leaves Pure Land" in red and yellow along with the surrounding mountains. This is one of the few "floor maple" autumn leaves reflections in Japan.