Michigan Festivals

Fall fun is everywhere in Michigan this September, with festivals celebrating art, apples, harvests, and Oktoberfest.

Caseville’s Cheeseburger Festival is back, serving up juicy burgers, kids’ events, parades, and stunning Lake Huron sunsets to tens of thousands of visitors through August 17.

Celebrate Flint’s local culture with Vinyl Vibes, a free monthly Friday festival featuring music, food, and art through the end of summer.

From fungus and bacon to pirates and baby food, us Michiganders can always find something to celebrate.

Bust out your leg warmers, shoulder pads and spandex! It's time to head back to the decade of loud music, big hair and neon colors, the 1980s.

Michigan is known for several unique festivals, many have been going on for decades and others for much longer. One such festival is calling it quits after more than half a century and spawning other beloved events. But it's not the only one ceasing operations in 2025.

Sunflowers for as far as the eye can see will be waiting for you at Michigan's most beautiful summer festival in Armada.

Find out which neon, EDM-fueled Michigan festival was named one of America's 10 Most 'Instagrammable' Festivals, and what to expect if you're attending

Experience the small town magic of Yale at the Bologna Festival featuring outhouse races, a car show, and more. Don't miss out on the excitement!

Since 1929, making it the longest-running tulip festival in the U.S., the annual event brings thousands from around Michigan, and the country, to Holland.

Once again, the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City will bring some of the biggest entertainment to the ground and the sky.

Michigan's Little Bavarian showing there's more than just chicken and Christmas to experience in town.