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Clark College Sakura Festival will celebrate peace

Annual event will be held April 13

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A student walks past Shirofugen cherry trees on the Clark College campus. The trees, from Japan, were given to Vancouver in honor of the 100th anniversary of Washington's statehood in 1990. The college's Sakura Festival will be free and open to the public Thursday, April 13. (Post-Record file photo)

An assortment of musical performances will honor the historic ties of friendship between the sister-cities of Vancouver and Joyo, Japan.

The Clark College Sakura Festival will be held Thursday, April 13, at 1 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.

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