Marshall County Blueberry Festival 2024 takes place Aug. 30-Sept. 2, and it's the sweetest celebration of the year and the state's largest four-day festival! This fruitful event is in its 58th year, and you've got to check it out in the lovely Centennial Park in Plymouth. Rides, games, food, parades, competitions, and so much more make this a spectacular celebration. Scroll on for all the details about this Indiana Blueberry Festival!
Each year in the town of Plymouth, Indiana, which is located in the northwest quadrant of the state, Marshall County puts on a festival that brings the local volunteers out of the woodwork.
It also attracts about 20,000 people every year.
Since 1967, this free splendorous Marshall County Blueberry Festival has been a nostalgic pastime for those in the area, and it is certainly worth the trip from anywhere in the state to enjoy the festivities.
This fabulous Blueberry Festival in Indiana always takes place over Labor Day weekend when visitors enjoy a plethora of activities and scheduled events.
Find more than 300 craft booths plus a whole bunch of rides and games available just about any time throughout the fair.
We live for the parade with more than 100 attractions that participate, including the fantastic high school bands, making it a hometown favorite event.
Other activities include live entertainment, the Hoosier Old Wheels Car Show and Swap Meet, fireworks, and much more. This four-day event really does have something for everyone. Sign up for one of the bicycle cruises offering 31-, 41-, and 62-mile routes, and a family tour of 16 miles.
All of the entertainment is also open to the public at no cost.
And count on dancing to some live musicians on the Michigan Street Stage, such as Dane Clark and The Homemade Conspiracy.
Taste some of the delicious fare from about 100 food vendors.
And one of the most memorable parts of this fest is meeting Hank.
Catch him at the parade or at his house for a photo opportunity the kids will adore.
As this festival is all about blueberries, you'll find a plethora of blueberry-themed treats to enjoy.
Two Blueberry Souvenir stores will be located at the park: one on the west side located inside Information Booth 1 and one on the east located inside Information Booth 2. The staff also offers coffee mugs, shirts, limited-edition pottery, and ornaments unique to the festival.
Marshall County Blueberry Festival offers more information on its website. Also, look for updates on the Facebook page. For a fee, the official festival parking is located at Plymouth High School with a free round-trip tram service to and from the Blueberry Festival.
If you've ever been to this blueberry festival, we'd love to hear from you. Please share your experiences and photos with us below in the comments.
If you don't know what to do with those delicious blueberries, find some recipes in the "Timeless Blueberry Cookbook." And while you're in Plymouth, visit the Milas Mini Market for some great tacos and unique groceries.
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