The start of autumn in Michigan brings plenty of celebrations. From Oktoberfest to harvest festivals to Halloween parties, there’s something to be enjoyed by every member of the family. But there’s one festival here in the Great Lakes State that will both spook and fascinate you — and you won’t want to miss out.

The town of Hell, Michigan will host its annual Hearse Fest on Saturday, September 16.
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This one-of-a-kind celebration is now in its sixteenth year, and you’ll have a fantastically strange time exploring the wonders of the festival.
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Hearse Fest is exactly what it sounds like: a gathering of hearses from across the region. If you’ve got an appreciation for all things morbid, you’ll love this event.
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Throughout the day, visitors will have the chance to peruse various hearses, participate in fall-themed activities, and enjoy food cooked on "casket grills."
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Attendees will also have the chance to watch a truly unique awards ceremony, which will include trophies for "Scariest Hearse" and "Best Casket Cart."
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While the subject matter might seem dark, never fear: Hearse Fest is billed as a family-friendly event, and there’s something fascinating about exploring these vehicles.
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If you choose to attend the festival, you’ll also enjoy live entertainment, a costume contest, PineBox Derby races, and even a hearse parade!
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Admission to the event is free, and the festivities kick off at 10 AM. Activities will continue throughout the day until the commencement of the parade at 5 PM.
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So, what are you waiting for? Gather up a few equally morbid friends, clear your Saturday schedule, and get ready to have a scary good time.
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Have you had the chance to explore this weird and wonderful event in the Great Lakes State? What were your impressions of the festival? We’re eager to hear about your experiences in the comments below!

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