Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival cancelled after 21 years due to lack of volunteers

The annual festival was famous for its cherry pip spitting contest, which was changed to a pip flicking contest during the covid pandemic. (Supplied)

One of the biggest food festivals in the south west of WA, credited for putting timber town Manjimup on the tourism map, has been cancelled for the first time in two decades.

The Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival has been held every year since 2002 as a way of showcasing the community's farming produce to the state.