Acting as the co-director of the Pepsi concessions tent at the Open Space during the National Cherry Festival is Traverse City native Jamie Callahan. Bringing decades of experience to this iconic event, Callahan's dedication shines through as he spends long hours managing the Pepsi concessions. From the early setup to late-night closures, he remains committed to serving the community.
A Legacy of Dedication
Callahan's involvement with the festival goes beyond the concessions tent. He serves on the Board of Directors and has even been the president. His love for the festival led him to work as a marketing intern in the festival office, showcasing his deep-rooted connection to the Grand Traverse area. Despite his busy schedule, he finds time to volunteer with the local Boy Scouts, showcasing his unwavering commitment to service.
Fostering Community Connections
Within the lively Cherry Festival ambiance, Callahan thrives on the sense of camaraderie with fellow volunteers and interactions with festival-goers. His diverse professional background, including work in the Michigan Legislature and his current campaign for Grand Traverse County treasurer, highlights his dedication to community involvement. As an independent contractor for a siding installation company, Callahan's multifaceted contributions underscore his role as a cherished figure in the Cherry Festival's essence.