FERRIDAY — The seventh annual Delta Music Festival will be marked with the dedication of the Arcade Theater this Saturday.

The festival will be from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Admission will be $3.

The secretary of state’s office will also dedicate an exhibit and a star on the Delta Music Museum’s “Walk of Fame” for this year’s inductee into the Delta Music Museum Hall of Fame, New Orleans clarinetist Pete Fountain, during the festival.

The festival will feature performances by regional groups The Jordans, the Y.Z. Ealy Band, the Northwest Mississippi Community College Choir, Lujuana Weir and Easy Eddie and the Partyrockers.

The headline performer at the event will be rock ’n’ roll musician Jason Williams, of Memphis.

Williams’ musical style has been compared to that of Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley.

The festival also features arts, crafts, food, children’s games, pony rides and other activities.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Arcade Theater was conducted in early March, but it has not been officially dedicated.

Located at 218 Louisiana Ave., the Delta Music Museum is funded and operated by the secretary of state’s office and is dedicated to preserving the history of Mississippi River delta music.