JONESBORO, Ark. — Jonesboro is set to sizzle with excitement as the first-ever Delta Crawfish Festival takes center stage on Saturday, April 13, from 12 noon to 11 pm at Gamble’s Home Furnishing Courtyard (24 County Road 912) in the Farville Curve. This mouthwatering extravaganza, presented by Jonesboro Business Association, promises a day of feasting, music and community spirit — all aimed at supporting initiatives empowering students of Jonesboro and northeast Arkansas.
“This festival is going to be a blast,” said Henry Burrell, president and founder of Jonesboro Business Association. “Not only can you enjoy music all day long, an abundance of beverage choices, all the crawfish you can eat, and retail booths featuring local vendors, but you can also feel great about supporting a cause that’s helping young people in this community.”
The Delta Crawfish Festival invites the public to savor the finest crawfish delights, provided by The Cajun Café, expertly prepared for this occasion. All-day admission is only $25 per person, which covers all musical performances, a variety of refreshments and festivities galore. Dining opportunities are a la carte, featuring the full crawfish boil experience, as well as other food trucks and eatery vendors.
“It all adds up to a perfect fundraising day filled with fun and flavor,” Burrell said. “Everyone can groove to the rhythm of local talent as this festival brings together an eclectic mix of musicians to grace the stage for a whopping 11 hours of live entertainment.”
Many local artists are slated for main stage performances, including Tye Stevens, Elle Eaves, Maestro3000 & The Time Machine, Greasy Tree and the Funk Donors. From soulful tunes to foot-tapping beats, the Delta Crawfish Festival is designed to deliver a music-filled journey that mirrors the vibrant spirit of Jonesboro.
Beyond the entertainment, the Delta Crawfish Festival is a cause-driven event, with all proceeds benefiting the Jonesboro Business Association. This non-profit organization is dedicated to empowering children in Jonesboro and northeast Arkansas to be community-minded, involved in economic development and proactive in finding ways to give back through mentorship and teaching programs.
“Our mission at JBA is to envision a thriving future, where every young citizen is equipped with the skills and confidence to achieve their dreams,” said Burrell. “We achieve that by creating partnerships with local school districts, matching caring adult volunteers with referred youth, inspiring pro-social friendships and strong interpersonal skills and instilling a sense of hope in the future.”
Instrumental in JBA’s progress has been its board of directors and dedicated business partners in the community. Board vice president, Lyneette Hirsch and Treasurer/Secretary, Reginald Prunty, along with many local businesses throughout Jonesboro, have made it their mission to make this important organization a success from the very beginning.
Get Your Tickets now by visiting Jonesboro Business Association’s website: jonesborobusinessassociation.com/delta-crawfish-festival. Hurry, as tickets are selling fast for this one-of-a-kind event that promises to be the highlight of the season!
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, April 13
Time: 12 noon – 11 pm
Location: Gamble’s Home Furnishing Courtyard, 24 County Road 912, Jonesboro
Find the event on Facebook here
For media inquiries, sponsorships or additional information, please contact:
Henry Burrell
President & Founder
870-882-4080
jonesboroba@gmail.com
Enjoy a day of crawfish, community and a cause that matters!
ABOUT JONESBORO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
The Jonesboro Business Association is dedicated to empowering lives and securing futures by creating a community-driven economic inclusion model that gives youth the resources they need to pursue their dreams. We strive to open doors of opportunity for all, ensuring everyone has access to what they need regardless of circumstances. Our mission is to build stronger communities and create impactful change through programs tailored toward providing our young people with mentorship, job skills development, financial literacy initiatives, career coaching services and more. By investing in the future of our youth we are helping create a brighter tomorrow for us all. To learn more visit jonesborobusinessassociation.com.
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