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Summer Festivals in Michigan
Below are several lists of Summer Festivals in Michigan from several sources.  Scan the lists for festivals near you.  An easy way to do this is to use the Find or Search feature of your browser,  sometimes located in the Edit menu at the top of the browser.

The summer Festivals in Michigan are a great place to distribute information about the Moratorium Bill, SB 1306.  If you can, see if you can set up a literature table at the festival.  Ask your friends, family, church members, fellow workers, unions and civic groups to help you organize by distributing leaflets and collecting petition names. 


6/12 - 6/15

Frankenmuth

6/12 - 6/15

Midland

6/12 - 8/21

Auburn Hills

6/12 - 6/15

Midland

6/12 - 8/21

Lowell

6/12 - 6/14

Houghton

6/12 - 6/14

Three Rivers

6/12 - 6/15

Saugatuck

6/13 - 6/14

Frankenmuth

6/13 - 6/14

Central Lake

6/13 - 6/15

Bay Harbor

6/13 - 7/6

Ann Arbor

6/13

Brooklyn

6/13 - 6/15

Houghton

6/13 - 6/14

Cheboygan

6/13 - 6/15

Midland

6/13 - 6/15

Rapid River

6/13 - 6/15

South Haven

6/13 - 6/15

Bad Axe

6/13 - 6/22

Lowell

6/13

Ann Arbor

6/13 - 6/15

Hart

6/13 - 6/15

Fairview

6/13 - 6/15

Otsego Lake

6/13

Grand Rapids

6/13

Saline

6/13 - 6/14

Hartford

6/13

Lansing

6/13 - 6/14

Vicksburg

6/14

Ann Arbor

6/14 - 6/15

Grand Rapids

6/14

Bay City

6/14 - 6/15

Flint

6/14

Centreville

6/14

Berkley

6/14 - 6/15

Mackinaw City

6/14 - 6/15

Charlevoix

6/14 - 6/15

Lexington

6/14

Scotts

6/14

Bad Axe

6/14 - 6/15

Grayling

6/14

Harbor Springs

6/14

Jackson

6/14

Burton

6/14

Mackinac Island

6/14 - 6/15

Flint

6/14

Marine City

6/14

Ann Arbor

6/14 - 6/15

Traverse City

6/14 - 6/15

Marshall

6/14

Hancock

6/14

Ann Arbor

6/14

Leland

6/14 - 6/15

Flint

6/14

Hickory Corners

6/14

Brooklyn

6/14 - 6/15

Allegan

6/14

Lansing

6/14 - 6/15

Bay City

6/14

Rockwood

6/14

Douglas

6/14 - 6/15

Roscommon

6/14

South Haven

6/14

Ann Arbor

6/14

Ann Arbor

6/14

Paw Paw

6/14

Brutus

6/14 - 6/15

Milford

6/14

West Branch

6/14

Brimley

6/14

Battle Creek

6/15

Berrien Springs

6/15

Boyne Falls

6/15

Bridgeport

6/15

Drummond Island

6/15

Jackson

6/15

Coldwater

6/15

Brooklyn

6/15

Lansing

6/15

DeTour Village

6/16 - 8/18

East Tawas

6/16

East China

6/16 - 6/21

Gladwin

6/16

Grand Rapids

6/16 - 6/22

Williamston

6/17

Hickory Corners

6/17 - 7/6

Augusta

6/17 - 6/21

Spring Lake

6/17

Ann Arbor

6/18

Burton

6/18 - 8/27

Birmingham

6/18

Burton

6/18

Linden

6/18

Burton

6/18

Linden

6/18

Linden

6/18

Ann Arbor

6/18

Burton

6/18 - 6/20

Muskegon

6/18

Burton

6/18

Chelsea

6/19 - 6/21

Midland

6/19 - 6/21

Charlotte

6/19 - 6/20

Port Austin

6/19 - 6/21

Dexter

6/19

Burton

6/19

Flushing

6/19

Clio

6/19

Flushing

6/19

Flushing

6/19

Burton

6/19 - 6/22

Lansing

6/19

Mackinac Island

6/19 - 8/16

Marshall

6/19

Flint

6/19

Saint Joseph

6/19

Chelsea

6/19 - 8/28

Chelsea

6/19 - 6/22

Ann Arbor

6/19

Grand Rapids

6/19

Davison

6/20 - 6/21

Monroe

6/20 - 6/21

Saint Ignace

6/20

Chelsea

6/20 - 6/21

Gaylord

6/20 - 6/21

Bay Harbor

6/20 - 6/21

Centreville

6/20 - 6/21

Williamston

6/20 - 6/22

Dearborn

6/20

Traverse City

6/20

Lansing

6/20

Flint

6/20

Davison

6/20

Davison

6/20

Flint

6/20

Davison

6/20

Flint

6/20 - 6/22

Mackinaw City

6/20 - 6/22

Saginaw

6/20

Harbor Springs

6/20 - 6/21

Kalamazoo

6/20 - 6/21

Augusta

6/20 - 6/22

Sebewaing

6/20

Bad Axe

6/20 - 6/22

Three Rivers

6/20 - 6/22

Bellaire

6/20 - 6/21

East Lansing

6/20 - 6/22

Lansing

6/20 - 6/22

Marquette

6/20 - 6/22

Grindstone City

6/21

Charlevoix

6/21 - 6/22

Ionia

6/21

Flint

6/21

Caseville

6/21

Brimley

6/21

Garden

6/21 - 6/22

Ray

6/21 - 6/29

Ravenna

6/21

Cheboygan

6/21 - 6/22

Harrisville

6/21

Clio

6/21

Lansing

6/21

Grand Rapids

6/21

Frankfort

6/21

Petoskey

6/21

Grand Haven

6/21

Gaylord

6/21

Gladstone

6/21

Gobles

6/21 - 6/29

Ithaca

6/21 - 6/22

Flint

6/21 - 6/22

Galesburg

6/21

Holland

6/21 - 6/22

Lexington

6/21 - 6/22

Mackinaw City

6/21

Marine City

6/21 - 6/22

Muskegon

6/21

Chelsea

6/21

Midland

6/21 - 6/22

Flint

6/21

Muskegon

6/21

Burton

6/21

Port Austin

6/21

Brethren

6/21 - 6/22

Pentwater

6/21 - 8/30

Elk Rapids

6/21

Coldwater

6/21

Caseville

6/21

Port Austin

6/21 - 6/22

Muskegon

6/21 - 6/22

Bay City

6/21

Bridgman

6/21

Calumet

6/21

Centreville

6/22

Dexter

6/22

Frankenmuth

6/22

Saline

6/23 - 6/29

Grand Blanc

6/23

Boyne Falls

6/23

Saint Ignace

6/25 - 6/29

New Baltimore

6/25 - 8/13

Elk Rapids

6/25

Burton

6/25

Linden

6/25 - 6/29

Lake Odessa

6/25 - 6/28

Milan

6/25

Burton

6/25

Chelsea

6/25

Mattawan

6/25

Burton

6/25

Detroit

6/25 - 8/13

Houghton

6/26 - 6/29

Vicksburg

6/26 - 6/28

Escanaba

6/26

Davison

6/26

Flushing

6/26

Clio

6/26

Clio

6/26

Clio

6/26

Flushing

6/26

Flushing

6/26

Burton

6/26 - 7/6

Muskegon

6/26

Flint

6/26

Chelsea

6/26

Lansing

6/26 - 6/28

Saint Ignace

6/26 - 8/3

Williamston

6/26 - 6/29

Ann Arbor

6/27 - 6/28

Bark River

6/27 - 6/29

Eaton Rapids

6/27

Sault Sainte Marie

6/27

Wyandotte

6/27

Davison

6/27

Flint

6/27

Davison

6/27

Flint

6/27

Davison

6/27

Flint

6/27 - 6/28

Sault Sainte Marie

6/27 - 6/29

Wolverine

6/27 - 6/29

Howell

6/27 - 6/29

Onekama

6/27 - 6/29

Sandusky

6/27 - 6/28

Calumet

6/27 - 6/29

Port Huron

6/27 - 6/29

Flint

6/27

Chelsea

6/27 - 6/28

Grand Ledge

6/28 - 6/29

Charlevoix

6/28

Clio

6/28

Port Huron

6/28

Kalamazoo

6/28 - 6/29

Oscoda

6/28

Elk Rapids

6/28

Muskegon

6/28 - 6/29

Benton Harbor

6/28

Flint

6/28 - 6/29

Munith

6/28 - 7/13

Caseville

 

 

MICHIGAN

ANTIQUES - ANTIQUES - ANTIQUES – CENTREVILLE, Michigan’s premiere MASSIVE ANTIQUE MARKETS – SUNDAYS June 8 - July 6 - Aug 3 - Oct 5 - from 7am – 3pm. (Early Buyers Saturdays: 10am-6pm/$10). St. Joseph County-Grange Fairgrounds (M-86). SAT SEPT. 6 - MIDNIGHT ANTIQUES & FLEAS 5pm-12am. Rain or Shine. 1000’s of Treasures! Admission $4. 715-526-9769, www.zurkopromotions.com

FLEA MARKET - SAGINAW ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE - 1122 Tittabawassee Rd, Saginaw 48604 (easy on/off I75 & I675). Antiques, collectibles, general merchandise, etc. (vendors wanted $10) June 14 - July 19, Aug. 16 9-4 rain or shine. 989-755-4343 or www.theantiquewarehouse.net Visit Our Web Site

SPRING LAKE HERITAGE FESTIVAL – June 17-22. 5-K Run, Village Wide Garage Sale, Flea Market, 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament, Family Fun Night, Senior Activities, Music in The Park, Car Show, BBQ Cook Off, Pancake Breakfast, Farmers Market, Beer Tent…..call 616-842-1393 or www.slheritagefestival.com

TIBBITS OPERA HOUSE -June 19 - August 16. Enjoy Tibbits Summer Theatre and Children's Popcorn Theatre, in one of Michigan's oldest theatres. At 125 years, Tibbits is rich in history and ambiance. One of "10 great places to see the lights way off Broadway," according to USA Today. Complete show listings at www.tibbits.org. Visit Our Web Site

COLDWATER’S STRAWBERRY FEST - Saturday, June 21, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - rain or shine. Downtown sidewalks filled with vendor booths displaying hundreds of unique handcrafted items…tasty strawberries available for sale. Sponsored by Southern Michigan Bank & Trust, Monarch Community Bank, Branch County Community Foundation. Infinisource. (517) 279-9375. www.coldwaterdda.org Visit Our Web Site

LINDEN SUMMER HAPPENING FESTIVAL - June 25-29. Fun for all ages including a large Carnival, Parade, Craft Show, Entertainment Tent with live bands, food tasting, children's events, Fireworks, Pooches in the Pond, and a Car & Bike Show. For more information visit www.lindensummerhappening.org.

36th ANNUAL JURIED ST. CLAIR ART FAIR - June 28 & 29, Downtown St. Clair - FREE ADMISSION & PARKING. 120 + artists - terrific variety of functional/decorative art & live music - fun for the whole family along the beautiful Blue Water of the St. Clair River. Sat. 10A - 7P; Sun. 10A - 5P. St. Clair Art Association, 201 N. Riverside Ave., St. Clair, MI 48079. Contact: 810-329-9576 or www.stclairart.org or stclairart@firststep.net

BAY CITY FIREWORKS FESTIVAL - July 3rd, 4th and 5th in Downtown Bay City along the riverfront. Carnival Rides, Trader’s Alley Craft area, Beer Tent, Texas Hold’em and Musical Entertainment on both sides of the river. Each evening culminates with the largest fireworks display in the State. For more information call (989) 892-BANG!

WYANDOTTE STREET ART FAIR – July 9-12, Downtown along Biddle Avenue. Our 47th annual juried Art Fair features 350 artists, 32 food and beverage vendors, garden art, new emerging artist’s area, children's area, non-profit area, music, entertainment, and beer and wine. For info or directions, call 734-324-4505

BE COOL CAR SHOW - Downtown Bay City. July 10-12. Over 350 specialty vehicles. antiques, motorcycles, sidewalk sales, activities and fun all day! All Proceeds to American Cancer Society. NEEDED - CAR SHOW PARTICIPANTS. CALL 989-667-0840 FOR MORE INFO OR GO TO www.becoolcarshow.net

BLISSFEST MUSIC FESTIVAL- July 11-13, 2008. 28th Annual Folk and Roots & World Music and Dance Festival. Three stages, Workshops, Kids activities, Arts Show, Food concessions and Camping available. BLISSFEST FESTIVAL FARM, 3695 Division Rd., Harbor Springs, MI 49740. Information at www.blissfest.org or (231) 348-7047.

MICHIGAN SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL will bring All's Well That Ends Well and Julius Caesar to life July 15 thru 27 in Jackson and August 1 thru 3 in Grand Rapids. Also in Jackson, August 1-3, MSF presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Reserved tickets: in Jackson 1-866-705-2636 and in Grand Rapids 616-456-3333 or visit www.michshakefest.org.

 

 

Grand Rapids 2008 Michigan Festivals Guide article: Michigan's Festivals, Fairs, Cultural Events and Destinations Grand Rapids 2008 Michigan Festivals Guide article: Michigan's Festivals, Fairs, Cultural Events and Destinations June Michigan Festivals

 

Michigan Film Festival
Saugatuck, Michigan – June 12-15
Description: The Michigan Film Festival is an annual event to bring the best independent filmmakers to town. In what has quickly become a tradition, the idyllic resort village of Saugatuck, Michigan, comes alive each June with filmgoers, actors, producers and directors sharing the excitement as outstanding independent films from all over the United States are screened in casual, intimate settings. Entertainment professionals from Los Angeles, New York and Michigan created the Waterfront Film Festival to provide a "middle coast" venue for independent filmmakers eager to show their work to sophisticated audiences. The festival has succeeded with growing support and recognition each year, and enthusiastic reviews from attendees.

Michigan Challenge Balloonfest
Howell, Michigan – June 27, 28, 29
Description: The Michigan Challenge Balloonfest event is one of the premier summer-time activities in Michigan with balloon launches and entertainment for the entire family. There's a 5K race, children's activities, skydivers, stunt kites, art festival, and a car show.

Newaygo Family Reunion and Solstice Gathering
Bitely, Michigan – June 20, 21, 22
Description: The Newaygo Family Reunion is 3 days of camping, music, dance and family games. 2 stages, 13 bands, light show, lake access. Only $8 per person for show. Only $7 per person for camping. 16 years old and under free with adult at "Camp Bob" Rodeo grounds. We have dubbed it "Camp Dream Catcher".

July Michigan Festivals

 

National Cherry Festival
Traverse City, Michigan – July 5 - 12
Description: The mission of the National Cherry Festival is to celebrate cherries, tourism and community involvement. The festival normally begins on the first Saturday of July each year. Events include an air show, bands, parades, cherry and food events, pet show, arts and crafts, midway, seniors' events, competitive and sports events, and an entertainment stage.

Kalamazoo Blues Festival
Kalamazoo, Michigan – June 10, 11, 12
Description: The Kalamazoo Blues Festival features two stages...nearly non-stop Blues each day! National acts along with the regions best blues talent comprise the offerings of the Kalamazoo Blues Festival (KBF). The KBF continues to place emphasis on education. Educational performances and workshops will be happening. Children's activities are available. KBF and artists merchandise, food, and beverages will be available on the festival grounds.

Ann Arbor Street Art Fair
Ann Arbor, Michigan – June 16 - 19
Description: Established in 1960, the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair is the original of the now four award winning art fairs attracting over 500,000 attendees from across the nation and was named the Number One art fair in the country by AmericanStyle magazine readers survey (October 2004). Our mission is to increase public knowledge and appreciation for contemporary fine arts and fine crafts by creating opportunities that connect artists, the Ann Arbor community and the general public to their mutual benefit, culminating in a top quality juried street art fair. There's an array of free art activities and performances for the whole family to enjoy.

August Michigan Festivals

 

African World Festival
Detroit, Michigan - August
Description: The African World Festival (AWF) is the Museum of African American History's largest and most exciting educational outreach program of the year. This program celebrates the richness, diversity and worldwide influence of African culture through performances, cuisine and exhibitions. Held the third weekend of August in downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza, it has become one of the dynamic family-oriented festivals in the metropolitan area. With over 23 years of family entertainment, foods, arts and crafts, it just keeps getting better!

Ypsilanti Heritage Festival
Ypsilanti, Michigan – August 15 -17
Description: The Ypsilanti Heritage Festival draws families from southeastern Michigan and the greater Detroit Metropolitan area to experience the fun and excitement of this free, family friendly, three day event. From historic tours and Civil War Encampment, arts and crafts, stage entertainment, Children’s Village and the always popular Rubber Duck Race, the Ypsilanti Heritage Festival truly has something for everyone. Parades, contests and delicious food are just some of the surprises that await you and your family. There is so much to see and do, you’ll have to spend a couple of days to do it all.

Michigan Renaissance Festival
Holly, Michigan – August 16 – Sep. 28
Description: The Michigan Renaissance Festival features hundreds of costumed entertainers, rides, games, comedy shows, full contact jousting, and a festive marketplace featuring approximately 200 different shops. Every weekend showcases a renaissance era theme, and every weekend visitors are entertained by musicians, dancers, sword swallowers, comedians, sword fighters, and more. A variety of food and drink is also available.

Michigan State Fair
Detroit, Michigan - Michigan State Fairgrounds – August 22 – September 1
Description: The Michigan State Fair features the best entertainment value in Michigan can be found at the Michigan State Fair with fun-filled fair events for everyone, every day.

Detroit Jazz Festival
Detroit, Michigan – August 29 – September 1
Description: For more than a quarter century, the Detroit Jazz Festival has entertained millions of fans with jazz legends. Today, it roars on six stages over four days, with blues, gospel, R&B, and one of the finest jazz lineups on the planet. Sprawling over several city blocks in downtown Detroit, the festival also offers educational events, daily second-line parades, fireworks, and rare opportunities to meet the artists. And it’s all free!

St. Johns Mint Festival
St. Johns, Michigan – August 8, 9, 10
Description: The St. Johns Mint Festival is a 3 day family festival with Arts & Crafts, Flea Market, 5 sports tournaments, parade, free daytime and evening entertainment, kids games all weekend, laser tag, teen dance, quilt show, Friday Senior Citizen Day, tractor show, new vehicle show, mint farm tours, motorcycle show, horse speed show, & much more!

September Michigan Festivals

 

Frankenmuth Oktoberfest
Frankenmuth, Michigan – September 18 - 21
Description: In 1990, Frankenmuth, "Michigan's Little Bavaria," celebrated its first Frankenmuth Oktoberfest. This event celebrates German culture, heritage and love. The festival's goal is to incorporate as many of the sights, sounds, taste and traditions of the original Munich Oktoberfest as possible. Oktoberfest strives to retain as much of our Bavarian heritage as possible and proudly demonstrate this during the Frankenmuth Oktoberfest. Frankenmuth is the first Oktoberfest outside of Munich to be sanctioned by the Parliament and the City of Munich. Come and enjoy the flavor of German cooking! Enjoy a variety of authentic German foods, served daily. Delight your senses with Norm's Market catered delicacies. Be sure to have some of Paula's Famous Funnel cakes. You won't want to miss out savoring some German beers along with the traditional Bavarian Inn pretzels.

Red Flannel Festival
Cedar Springs, Michigan – September 26, 27 and October 3, 4
Red Flannel Festival

 

 

 

June in Michigan

There's always a great Pure Michigan celebration taking place somewhere around the state. And, we celebrate just about everything-history, rodeos, music, nature, food, ethnic heritage, lighthouses and much more.

This month's highlighted events include...

·                the Lilac Festival on Mackinac Island

·                the Michigan Challenge Balloonfest in Howell

·                Detroit's International Freedom Festival 

·                the Muskegon Summer Celebration 

·                the Upper Peninsula Championship Rodeo in Iron River

 

 

June 12-15, 2008 (thu-sun): Bavarian Festival 2008 - 50th Annual in Frankenmuth (Mid-MI).
official information: Bavarian Fest
Authentically dressed German bands, rides, games, dance music, craft area, German foods and plenty of ice-cold beer - imported and domestic. Each year, over 100,000 people enjoy the annual Sunday Big Parade, which is being held on June 15th.

June 13-15, 2008 (fri-sun): Belleville National Strawberry Festival in Belleville (west of Detroit).
official website: www.nationalstrawberryfest.com
31st annual. parade, carnival, car show, music and other entertainment, arts & crafts, marathon race and more every Father's Day weekend.

June 14, 2008 (sat): Cruisin' Gratiot in Eastpointe (just north of Detroit).
official website: www.Cruisin-Gratiot.com
Annual car cruise. a week long celebration of automotive history, tradition, memorabilia, car shows, contests and family outings leading up to officially Cruisin' Gratiot. Includes the Rockin Blues Cruise two day blues music event and Cruisin' Gratiot Idol Contest.

June 14-29, 2008: Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival in Southeast Michigan.
official website: www.greatlakeschambermusic.com
annual event. 20 concerts, various locations.

June 18-21, 2008 (wed-sat): Miss Michigan Pageant & Finals in Muskegon (West MI).
official website: www.missmichigan.org
Finals June 21st. "Our mission is to provide educational opportunities to many young women across the State of Michigan." Tickets Preliminary Nights $30, Final Night $30.

June 19-21, 2008 (thu-sat): Benny's Bike Rally in Midland (Mid-MI).
official website: www.bennysbikerally.com
annual three day motorcycle rally held rain or shine. $2,000 Bikini Pageant, $500 Poker Run, Bike Show, Bike Games, National and Local Bands, American Hellriders Wall of Death, Beer Tent, more. weekend pass $55, part of the proceeds go to charity.

June 20, 2008 (fri): JobbieNooner (Jobbie Nooner) on Gull Island on Lake St. Clair (northeast of Detroit).
current info: ToolieNooner a.k.a. JobbieNooner on myspace and ToolieNooner.com
annual Mardi Gras style boats and island party. Jobbienooners are adult, 18yrs and older events. Traditionally, JobbieNooner is held on the 1st Friday of Summer, usually on Gull Island.

June 20-21, 2008 (fri-sat): Island Festival in Downtown Kalamazoo (West MI).
official websites: www.islandfestkalamazoo.com and www.myspace.com/islandfestival
Annual. Reggae music includes "international, national, regional, and local talent and is the largest celebration of the Caribbean culture in Michigan."

June 20-22, 2008 (fri-sun): Arab American International Festival in Dearborn (west side of Detroit).
information website: www.americanarab.com/festival
13th Annual. 3-day event is a free, family-centered cultural celebration that will attract over 300,000 people from Michigan, the Midwest, and Canada. It boasts a great number of amusements, live musical acts-both local and international, 30 international food booths, coffee cup readings, henna, arts and crafts, a children's tent, artisans, Arab merchandise, a giant old-fashioned Ferris wheel, more.

June 20-23, 2008 (fri-mon): Detroit River Days in Downtown Detroit at the Riverfront.
official website: www.detroitriverdays.com
music, family fun, boats, and fireworks.

June 21, 2008: International Tug Boat Race on the Detroit River between Detroit & Windsor.
official website: www.tugrace.com
Annual. "As many as 30 tugs of all sizes race in a mad dash for the finish line. Tugs ranging in length from 45 to 140 feet compete at the same time, all muscling for the best position. Some of the larger tugs are actual working tugs with more than 2,000 horsepower, the Detroit River boils as the tugs create a huge wake."

June 21, 2008 (sat): Hot Blues and BBQ / Detroit Blues Challenge Kickoff 2008 in Oxford (north of Detroit).
official website: www.hotbluesandbbq.com
4th annual Competition and Show. "Part of the Motor City Breakdown, a series of competitions in which winning acts advance to the next round, with the ultimate goal of sending one band from Metro Detroit to the National Blues Competition in Memphis, Tenn.". tickets $8 advance (from official website) and $10 at the gate. Children under 12 are free. After early afternoon Blues Challenge comes The Big Show.

June 23, 2008 (mon): Detroit Fireworks (officially: Target Fireworks) in Detroit on the Riverfront.
official info: www.theparade.org/freedomfest/
50th annual. Michigan's largest fireworks display. Detroit River Days Fireworks (formerly the International Freedom Festival Fireworks).

June 27-29, 2008 (fri-sun): Michigan Challenge Balloonfest (Michigan Challenge XXIV) in Howell.
official website: www.michiganchallenge.com
24th Annual. One of the premier summer-time activities in Michigan with balloon launches and entertainment for the entire family.

June 27-29, 2008 (fri-sun): Stars and Stripes Festival 2008 in Mount Clemens (north of Detroit).
official website: www.starsandstripesfest.com
Festival is FREE to the public and features a full carnival, nationally known and local music acts, art displays, fireworks, food vendors, more.

June 28, 2008 (sat): Cruisin' Downriver in southeast Metro Detroit.
official website: www.cruisindownriver.com
8th annual in 2007. Cruise Fort Street through the cities of Lincoln Park, Riverview, Southgate, and Wyandotte. 500,000 car buffs and enthusiasts are expected.

 

To find most fireworks shows in Michigan, click: Fireworks Displays in Michigan for 2008
search by date or by city. a huge amount get listed in this annually updated database.



Jun 11 - 15, 2008

Flushing

Flushing's Summer Fest

810-659-4141

Jun 11 - 15, 2008

Hamburg

Hamburg Family Fun Fest

586-861-7209

Jun 12 - 14, 2008

Three Rivers

Three Rivers Water Festival

269-278-8193

Jun 12 - 15, 2008

Frankenmuth

Frankenmuth Bavarian Festival

800-386-3378

Jun 13 - 14, 2008

Canton

Canton Liberty Fest

734-394-5460

Jun 13 - 14, 2008

Stockbridge

A Day In The Village

517-851-8888

Jun 13 - 14, 2008

Walker

City of Walker Festival

616-453-6311

Jun 13 - 15, 2008

Bad Axe

Bad Axe Hatchet Festival

989-269-2630

Jun 13 - 15, 2008

Belleville

Belleville National Strawberry Festival

734-697-3137

Jun 13 - 15, 2008

Mio

Nor-east'r Music & Art Festival

989-826-3331

Jun 13 - 15, 2008

Shelby

National Asparagus Festival

231-861-8110

Jun 13 - 15, 2008

Three Oaks

Flag Day Weekend

800-362-7251

Jun 14 - 15, 2008

Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor Antiques Market

937-875-0808

Jun 14 - 15, 2008

Bay City

YWCA Riverside Art Festival

989-686-4800

Jun 14 - 15, 2008

Charlevoix

Charlevoix Renaissance Festival - Castle Farms

231-237-0884

Jun 14 - 15, 2008

Flint

Flint Art Fair

810-234-1695

Jun 14 - 15, 2008

Grand Haven

Feast of The Strawberry Moon

616-842-0700

Jun 14 - Oct 26, 2008

Hillman

Elk Viewing & Carriage Rides

800-729-9375

Jun 15 - 21, 2008

Gladwin

Gladwin County Fair

989-426-2311

Jun 15 - Jul 13, 2008

Upper Peninsula

Pine Mountain Music Festival

888-309-7861

Jun 16 - 22, 2008

Williamston

Williamston Red Cedar Jubilee

517-655-3831

Jun 17 - 22, 2008

Spring Lake

Spring Lake Heritage Festival

616-842-1393

Jun 18 - 22, 2008

Mt. Pleasant

Mt. Pleasant Summer Festival

989-773-3378

Jun 19 - 21, 2008

Midland

Benny's Bike Rally

989-488-4362

Jun 19 - 21, 2008

Stevensville

Discover Stevensville Festival

269-429-4287

Jun 19 - 22, 2008

East Jordan

Jordan Valley Freedom Festival

231-536-0309

Jun 20 - 21, 2008

Centreville

Covered Bridge Days

 

Jun 20 - 21, 2008

Dundee

Mayfly Music Festival

734-529-3466

Jun 20 - 21, 2008

St. Ignace

Antiques on the Bay

906-643-8087

Jun 20 - 21, 2008

White Cloud

Homecoming

231-689-6607

Jun 20 - 22, 2008

Dearborn

13th Arab International Festival

313-945-1700

Jun 20 - 22, 2008

Ellsworth

28th Annual Pig Roast & Games

231-588-6126

Jun 20 - 22, 2008

Sebewaing

Michigan Sugar Festival

989-883-2150

Jun 20 - 23, 2008

Detroit

GM River Days

800-338-7648

Jun 21, 2008

Coldwater

Strawberryfest & Craft Show

517-279-9375

Jun 21, 2008

Detroit

Jazzin' on Jefferson

313-331-7939

Jun 21, 2008

Mt. Pleasant

Mt. Pleasant Citywide Garage Sales

989-773-3713

Jun 21, 2008

Sylvan Lake

Sylvan Lake Home and Garden Tour

248-615-6296

Jun 21 - 22, 2008

Lathrup Village

Art-In-The-Park

248-557-2600

Jun 21 - 22, 2008

Northville

Art in the Sun

248-349-7640

Jun 21 - 22, 2008

Pentwater

Pentwater Spring Festival

866-869-4150

Jun 21 - 22, 2008

Royal Oak

14th Annual Clay and Glass Festival

248-547-4000

Jun 22 - Oct 19, 2008

Grand Blanc

City of Grand Blanc Farmers Market

810-694-1118

Jun 24 - 29, 2008

Livonia

Livonia "Spree"

734-427-8190

Jun 25 - 29, 2008

Linden

Linden Summer Happening

810-735-9260

Jun 25 - 29, 2008

New Baltimore

Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival

586-725-5148

Jun 26 - 28, 2008

St. Ignace

Straits Area Car Show

906-643-8087

Jun 26 - 29, 2008

Bay City

St. Stanislaus A. C. Polish Festival

989-893-1749

Jun 26 - 29, 2008

Coral

Coral Days Festival

231-354-6606

Jun 26 - 29, 2008

Detroit, Windsor, ON

Detroit Windsor International Film Festival

313-881-0122

Jun 26 - 29, 2008

Irons

Flea Roast/Ox Market

231-266-8101

Jun 26 - 29, 2008

Shields

Shields Festival

989-781-0124

Jun 26 - Jul 6, 2008

Muskegon

Muskegon Summer Celebration

231-722-6520

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Alpena

Alpena Blues Festival

989-916-5994

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Eaton Rapids

Dam Festival

517-663-3288

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Flint

Fiesta Mexicana

810-787-5701

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Howell

Michigan Challenge Balloonfest

517-546-3920

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Mt. Clemens

Stars & Stripes Festival

586-913-1919

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Onekama

Michigan Energy Fair

800-434-9788

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Sandusky

Michigan Thumb Festival

810-648-4445

Jun 27 - 29, 2008

Wolverine

Wolverine Lumberjack Festival

231-525-9366

Jun 28, 2008

Delta Township

Delta Rocks! Family Festival

517-323-8555

Jun 28 - 29, 2008

Grand Haven

47th Annual Downtown Grand Haven Art Festival

954-472-3755

Jun 28 - 29, 2008

Oscoda

Art on the Beach 2008

989-739-7322

Jun 28 - 29, 2008

Oscoda

Red White & Blue Collar Festival 2008

989-739-7322

Jun 28 - 29, 2008

St. Clair

St. Clair Fine Arts Fair

810-329-9576

Jun 28 - 29, 2008

Waterford

Log Cabin Days

248-683-2697

Jun 28 - Jul 4, 2008

Bessemer

4th of July Bessemer Blast 2008

800-522-5657

Jun 28 - Jul 5, 2008

Clawson

Clawson Fourth of July Celebration

248-435-7892

Jun 29, 2008

Menominee

Art for All

906-863-2679

Jun 29, 2008

Statewide

Log Cabin Day in Michigan

269-925-3836

 


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JULY 2008

July 2-6, 2008: Comerica CityFest 2008 [formerly called Comerica TasteFest] in Detroit.
official website: www.newcenter.com/cityfest/info.htm
Annual event has lots of food, with national and local music performers.

July 5-12, 2008: National Cherry Festival in Traverse City.
official website: www.cherryfestival.org
82nd year in 2007. over 150 events, including free air shows over the Bay, colorful parades, music shows, sporting events, marching bands, rides on the midway, pie-eating contests, loads of luscious cherries prepared every way you can imagine and a world record attempt to host the world's largest cherry pancake breakfast!"

July 7-13, 2008: Common Ground Music Festival in downtown Lansing.
official website: www.commongroundfest.com
"The featured component of Common Ground - top-shelf, national musical performers - will occupy two (2) main stages each night. Keeping with the design of the event, the headline shows will spotlight numerous contemporary musical formats including: Country, Classic Rock, New Rock and R&B. While the best available national talent will top-off each night of the festival, a variety of local, regional and other national performers will ignite other festival stages with non-stop music of all kinds throughout the Festival."

July 10-13, 2008: Meijer Taylor Summer Festival in Taylor.
two information pages: info page 1 and info page 2
annual event. Downriver's largest fireworks display, music concerts, carnival rides, Vegas room, more.

July 11-12, 2008: Michigan Elvisfest 2008 in Ypsilanti.
official website: www.mielvisfest.org
Annual event. "One of The Largest Elvisfest Concerts in North America! This not a contest but a true concert with spectacular performances, from the first act to the last act, by the best professional Elvis Tribute Artists in North America."

July 11-13 2008: Gold Cup (Unlimited Hydroplane Boat Race) on Detroit River between Detroit & Windsor.
official website: www.gold-cup.com
Big-Time Annual event, official title: Chyrsler Jeep Superstores Detroit APBA Gold Cup. Unlimited Hydroplane Boat Racing on the Detroit River includes other hydroplane classes.

July 11, 2008: Boat Night in Port Huron - Port Huron to Mackinac Island prerace bash.

July 12, 2008 (start date): Port Huron To Mackinac Island Sailing Race 2008 (Bayview Mackinac Race)
official website: www.byc.com - Mackinac Race info page - future dates
"One of the greatest freshwater long distance yacht races in the World." also known as the Bayview Mackinac Races, Port Huron to Mackinac Yacht Race.

July 15-19 2008: National Baby Food Festival in Fremont ("Baby Food Capital of the World").
official website: www.babyfoodfest.com
18th Annual. Features a Grand Parade, Children's Parade, Carnival, Baby Food Cook-Off with cash prizes, the Baby Crawl, a daily Kid's Zone with arts and crafts activity, contests, musicians, clowns, more. Grown-Ups: Karaoke Contest, Headliner Entertainment, Bed Race, 5 and 10K run, Arts and Crafts Show, Car Show, Adult Baby Food Eating Contest, more.

July 16-19, 2008: Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair in Ann Arbor.
official web page: www.michiganguild.org/art_fair_summer.html
"39th Annual. award-winning juried fair features ceramics, painting, jewelry, sculpture, photography, glass, wood, fiber and much more. Fairgoers can also enjoy lively street corner entertainment, artists' demonstrations, children's activities and the distinctive shops and restaurants of Ann Arbor." For information about additional art fairs sponsored by the Michigan Guild, click here

July 17-20, 2008: Annual Venetian Festival in St. Joseph (Southwest MI)
official website: www.venetian.org
Fireworks, canival rides, concerts & live entertainment, food: "Taste for Southwest Michigan", Lighted Boat Parade and judging, Classic Boat Display and judging, juried crafts show, classic car show, various competitions, kids area, more.

July 17-26, 2008: Ionia Free Fair 2008 (Ionia Fair) in Ionia.
official website: www.ioniafreefair.com
"the 49th Largest Fair in the Nation". Ionia Idol Competition, concerts from national and local acts, contests, carnival rides, national championship horsepulling, extreme bull riding, Demo scramble & derby, more.

July 18-20, 2008: Jackson Hot Air Jubilee (Balloon Festival) in Jackson.
official website: www.hotairjubilee.com
26th Annual. 65-70 Hot Air Balloons, morning launches, Balloon Night Glow at Dusk - Tethered balloons put on a spectacular light show. Plus Arts and Crafts show, car show, stunt kite demonstrations, Kids' Kingdom, kiddies carnival rides, radio controlled airplanes and cars, static aircraft displays, antique military displays, live entertainment.

July 18-20, 2008: Quake on the Lake in Waterford. (northwest of Detroit)
official website: www.quakeonthelake.org
9th Annual. Inboard hydroplane boat races.

July 25-26, 2008: Annual Summer Beer Festival in Ypsilanti.
official website: www.michiganbrewersguild.org/festinfo.asp
11th Annual. Drink Michigan Beer!

[TBA July 2009]: Selfridge Air Show in Mt. Clemens (north of Detroit).
not in 2008, next in 2009. "Southeast Michigan's largest FREE airshow." website: www.selfridgeairshow.org

July 25 to August 3, 2008: Coast Guard Festival in Grand Haven.
official website: www.ghcgfest.org
Annual. Dedicated to the Men & Women of the United States Coast Gaurd.

July 26, 2008 (maybe/tentative): Telegraph Car Cruise (Telegraph Tomorrow Classic Car Cruise) in Taylor, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Redford. Telegraph Cruise info: date - 2007 Info - 2005-06 info. This cruise was formerly called "Cruizin' Telegraph".

July 31 to Aug 2, 2008: Sterlingfest Art and Jazz Fair in Sterling Heights (just north of Detroit). Now in its 27th year, Sterlingfest mixes the tradition of an arts & crafts fair with a jazz and blues stage, Top 40, a Suds'n'Sounds stage, Kidzfest children's activities and entertainment stage, a family midway, annual Sterlingfest Balloon Launch, local restaurateurs and a main national headliner stage.

July 31 to August 3, 2008: Woodtick Music Festival in the U.P.
official website: www.woodtickfestival.com
annual "Woodtick Music Festival is a home-grown, Upper Peninsula style shindig featuring a variety of regional and not so regional bands who all have one thing in common .... they're damn good!"

Muskegon Air Fair no longer exists. details

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AUGUST 2008

[cancelled]: Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival 2008 in Ann Arbor.
official website: www.a2bluesjazz.org
2008 Festival cancelled due to lack of funding. Founded in 1969, held almost annually.

August 2, 2008: Riverfolk Music & Arts Festival in Manchester (a little southwest of Ann Arbor).
official website: riverfolkfestival.org
7th annual. "known for its peaceful atmosphere, it's a Kid-friendly festival of traditional music, bluegrass, folk, blues, Celtic and world music, along with a juried art exhibit and interactive workshops." This year includes their first annual Old-Time Fiddle Competiton.

August 4-10, 2008: PGA Championship in Bloomfield Township.
official website: www.pga.com/pgachampionship/2008/
Held at Oakland Hills Country Club, located about 7 miles north of Detroit. This is one of professional golf's four major tournaments.

August 8-10, 2008: Great Lakes Folk Festival in East Lansing.
official website: www.greatlakesfolkfest.net
Annual FREE festival "showcases the traditional cultural treasures of the nation's Upper Midwest and a sampling of the best of traditional artists from around the country and the world, encourages cross-cultural understanding of our diverse society through the presentation of musicians, dancers, cooks, storytellers and craftspeople. includes 100 musicians or dancers in groups, five performance stages."

August 8-10, 2008: St. Johns Mint Festival - 24th Annual in St. Johns City Park (Clinton County, Mid-MI).
official website: www.clintoncountychamber.org/mint
Approximately 150 arts & crafts booths, 5 sports tournaments, Free day & evening entertainment, Talent Show, Kids World (crafts & games all weekend), Exotic Animals, Senior Citizens Day, Quilt Show, Tractor Show, Classic Car Show, New Vehicle Show, Horse Show, Inflatables/Carnival Rides, more.

August 8-10, 2008: Milford Memories Summer Festival in Milford.
official website: www.milfordmemories.com
17th annual. Juried Art show with over 260 artists and crafters from across the United States and Canada displaying and selling their work. Beer Tent, Live Entertainment, Kid Central Activity Area, Cold Butt Euchre Tournament, Civil War Encampment, Center Street Gazebo Entertainment, Mill Pond Gazebo Entertainment, Milford Memories 5K Run, Remote Control Car Races, Blind Canoe Race, Teen Dance, Shuttle Bus Service, lots of Food.

August 16, 2008: WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE from Detroit's north border to Pontiac.
official website: www.woodwarddreamcruise.com
THE World's Biggest, Best and Most Famous Car Cruise. Held Annually every third saturday in August on Woodward Ave and goes through several cities in Metro Detroit. It's actually about a week long, has many associated events, annually draws over one million people.
Dream Cruise events and related links ...
Ferndale Dream Cruise Retrofest

August 16-17, 2008: African World Festival in Detroit.
official website: www.maah-detroit.org/awf.html
26th Annual, held at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.

August 16 - September 28, 2008: Michigan Renaissance Festival 2008 in Holly.
official website: www.michrenfest.com
29th Annual. Festival is held on weekends and Labor Day, rain or shine. "visitors may also partake in games of skill or enjoy non-stop entertainment where belly dancers, sword swallowers, musicians, comedians and sword fighters provide merriment for all ages. The Festival is best known for it's awe-inspiring full-contact armored jousting tournaments where gallant knights defend their honor until the last man is standing!"

August 22 to September 1, 2008: Michigan State Fair 2008 in Detroit.
official website: www.michigan.gov/mistatefair
Annual Celebration, 102 years. Circus, daily parades, 60+ rides, livestock pavilion & shows, farm exhibit and live farm animal births, petting zoo, pony rides, free concerts featuring national acts & local, lumberjacks timber show, all kinds of contests and competitions including karaoke finals and a talent showcase, plus food, art & crafts, more.

Aug. 29-31, 2008: Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix in Detroit on Belle Isle (Detroit River).
official website: www.detroitgp.com
It's Back! Auto racing event features American LeMans Series and culminating with the world class IndyCar® Series Detroit Grand Prix.

Aug. 29 - Sept. 1, 2008: Chrysler Arts, Beats & Eats in Pontiac.
official website: www.artsbeatseats.com
11th annual, Oakland County's Summer Festival. "approximately 1.3 million visitors, 200 musical acts on 8 stages, over 150 artists, more than 50 restaurants." held every Labor Day Weekend.

Aug. 29 - Sept. 1, 2008: Detroit International Jazz Festival in Detroit on the Riverfront.
official website: www.detroitjazzfest.com
FREE. 29th annual Detroit Jazz Fest. Six stages, Jazz & Americam music.

[TBA 2008]: Detroit Shock WNBA Playoffs begin [Detroit Shock website] [WNBA website].
Womens National Basketball Association. The Shock were WNBA Champions in 2003 & 2006.

August 22-24, 2008: Blues By The Bay in East Tawas.
official website: www.bluesbythebaytawas.com (website not working on May 25, 2008)
7th annual three day blues festival.

 

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SEPTEMBER 2008

ongoing through Sept. 28, 2008: Michigan Renaissance Festival 2008 in Holly.
official website: www.michrenfest.com
29th Annual. Festival is held on weekends and Labor Day, rain or shine. "visitors may also partake in games of skill or enjoy non-stop entertainment where belly dancers, sword swallowers, musicians, comedians and sword fighters provide merriment for all ages. The Festival is best known for it's awe-inspiring full-contact armored jousting tournaments where gallant knights defend their honor until the last man is standing!"

ongoing through Sept. 1, 2008: Michigan State Fair 2008 in Detroit.
official website: www.michigan.gov/mistatefair
Annual Celebration, 101 years. Circus, daily parades, 60+ rides, livestock pavilion & shows, farm exhibit and live farm animal births, petting zoo, pony rides, free concerts featuring national acts & local, lumberjacks timber show, all kinds of contests and competitions, plus food, art & crafts, more.

ongoing through Sept. 1, 2008: Chrysler Arts, Beats & Eats in Pontiac (north Detroit).
official website: www.artsbeatseats.com
11th annual, Oakland County's Summer Festival. "Michigan's largest four-day festival. 50 restaurants, 160 music performances, 200 art exhibitors." held every Labor Day Weekend.

ongoing through Sept. 1, 2008: Detroit International Jazz Festival in Detroit on the Riverfront.
official website: www.detroitjazzfest.com
FREE. 29th annual Detroit Jazz Fest. Six stages, Jazz & Americam music.

September 5-7, 2008 (fri-sun): Art & Apples festival - 43rd Annual in Rochester (north of Detroit).
official website: www.artandapples.com
Over 100,000 attend The National City Art & Apples Festival which is Michigan's second largest juried fine arts festival and includes over 250 fine art exhibitors, a variety of food, live entertainment, and free kids art activities. It's held annually on the weekend following Labor Day in the scenic 30-acre Rochester Park and serves as a principle fundraiser for Paint Creek Center for the Arts (PCCA), a non-profit art center.

September 6, 2008 (sat): Dally in the Alley - 31st Year in Detroit.
official website: www.dallyinthealley.com
"one of the only non-corporate sponsored community festivals in the United States". arts, music & food. rain date Sept 9th.

September 12-14, 2008 (fri-sun): Michigan Irish Music Festival in Muskegon (West Michigan).
official website: www.michiganirish.org
"Featuring all things Irish... a wide variety of music, the pub tent, market place merchandise, authentic Irish food and beverages"

[TBA 2008]: Annual Northville Victorian Festival in Northville (a little northwest of Detroit).
[official info] "streets will be closed to automobile traffic as townspeople, artists, and business owners turn back the clock and transform themselves into a Victorian Village complete with period costumes, parade, free trackless train and horse and carriage rides, storytellers, magicians, musical entertainment, demonstrations."

Halloween Season begins in September! Madman Mike creates an outstanding page of information called
Halloween in Michigan - The most current, extensive and up-to-date links to Haunted Houses and Attractions, plus more. Page also has links to Real Ghost Hunters and Paranormal Investigators in Michigan.

[TBA 2008]: Great Lakes Regional Chili Cookoff and Harley Davison Motorcycle Show in Plymouth (west of Detroit). [official info] Annual event has streets packed with people lining up to sample the various chili combinations from competitors. Chili and salsa competition, lots of entertainment, proceeds benefit a local charity.

[TBA 2008]: Fash Bash in Detroit. [info when available]
Annual fundraiser benefiting the Detroit Institute of Arts, tickets start around $125 each. strolling supper, live auction, fashion extravaganza, entertainment and afterglow parties.

 

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OCTOBER 2008

October is the month of Halloween! Madman Mike created an outstanding page of information called ...
Halloween in Michigan - The most current, extensive and up-to-date links to Haunted Houses and Attractions. Page also has links to Real Ghost Hunters and Paranormal Investigators in Michigan, plus other interesting information.

[TBA 2008]: Detroit Free Press / Flagstar Bank Marathon - running festival in Detroit.
official website: www.detroitfreepressmarathon.com
30th Anniversary. Features a full marathon, a half marathon and other assorted runs. over 10,000 participants. Future plans have it on the 3rd Sunday in Oct through 2009.

[TBA 2008]: International Gospel Music Hall of Fame and Museum Induction and Awards in Detroit. 11th annual in 2007.
official website: www.igmhf.org

October 31, 2008: Halloween Day. Trick or Treat!

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NOVEMBER 2008

[TBA 2008]: Deer Hunting (Regular Firearm Season) [official info].

[TBA 2008]: Annual Lighting of Detroit's Holiday Tree - Downtown at Campus Martius Park [info].

November 27, 2008: Detroit's Thanksgiving Day Parade in Downtown Detroit.
official website: http://www.theparade.org/parade
82nd America's Thanksgiving Parade, a parade filled with award-winning floats, larger than life balloons, bands, celebrities and antique papier-mâché heads.

[TBA 2008]: Motor City Breakdown Finals 2008
Finals competition to determine musicians to represent Detroit at the International Blues Competition in Memphis early next year.

 

Looking for Real Live Reindeer? Enjoy Sleigh Rides? Want to see Santa and Elves?
Madman Mike hooks you up! Get in touch with: Carousel Acres in South Lyon.

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DECEMBER 2008

New to Michigan? Just Visiting? Here is a timely "Heads Up" from Madman Mike.
Annually This Time of Year, the Outstanding and Amazing People of Michigan are known to ...
Do Good Deeds, Be Extra Nice, Spread Goodwill To All, Visit Family and Friends, Do A LOT of Shopping, Impressively Decorate Their Homes, Attend Many Christmas Parties and Wildly Celebrate on New Year's Eve!

[TBA 2008]: Annual Noel Night in Midtown Detroit
official information: www.detroitmidtown.com
34th annual in 2006. Over 20 institutions, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the New Detroit Science Center, and the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History open their doors to the public free of charge during this Cultural Center-wide holiday "open house." Activities include horse-drawn carriage rides, holiday shopping, family craft activities and performances by over 70 area music and dance groups. The evening's festivities culminate with a community sing-along on Woodward Avenue led by the Salvation Army Band.

Looking for Real Live Reindeer? Enjoy Sleigh Rides? Want to see Santa and Elves?
Madman Mike hooks you up! Get in touch with: Carousel Acres in South Lyon.

December 25, 2007 (tuesday): Christmas day - Merry Christmas!
December 31, 2007 (monday): New Year's Eve parties everywhere.