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Cash Festival Canceled for 2020; Planning Underway for 2021

The Johnny Cash Heritage Festival is cancelled for 2020, director of Arkansas State University’s Heritage Sites Dr. Adam Long announced this week.

JONESBORO – The Johnny Cash Heritage Festival is cancelled for 2020, director of Arkansas State University’s Heritage Sites Dr. Adam Long announced this week.

“After careful consideration with our supporters, A-State administration, and members of the Cash family, we believe it is best to focus on planning for an event in 2021,” Long said.

Along with many other museum or historic locations in the region, the A-State Heritage Sites have been closed during the national response to the coronavirus pandemic.

“We are finalizing our plans to reopen in the coming weeks,” Long said.

Started a decade ago as the Johnny Cash Music Festival and recently recast as the Heritage Festival, the events provide both fund raising and awareness for the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home located in Dyess (Mississippi County), Ark.


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  1. It would be easier for you News Outlets to report on activities that are going on as scheduled instead of everything that is canceled.

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