The Michigan State Fair is also called the Grand Old State Fair due to its rich history and traditions. The fair dedicated to Michigan's agriculture and great natural resources is held every year at the end of August, ending on Labour Day. The fair is famous for its food and beverages, and farm-to-table produce from across the state.
The Michigan State Fair dates back to 1849 and currently takes place in the Detroit suburb of Novi. The gates are open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The admission fee is $8 for adults and $6 for kids. The Michigan State Fair brings fun for the whole family with exciting midway rides, music, Shrine Circus, Farmer’s Market, racing pigs, and more.
No fair is complete without a butter cow. You can also visit the Beginning of Life agricultural exhibit. Eating contests, dog performances, Friday Night Flights, an equestrian show, Tiny Totville, a parade and much more attractions are awaiting visitors at one of the favourite family events of Detroit Metro Area.
Practical info
How much are Michigan State Fair tickets?
The entrance to Michigan State Fair costs $8 for adults & $6 for kids. Price does not include circus, games, or rides. However, you can purchase a ticket that provides circus performances & all carnival rides for $23. Show more
Where is the Michigan State Fair held at?
The Michigan State Fair is held at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi. Show more
How can I get to the Michigan State Fair?
The address for Suburban Collection Showplace is 46100 Grand River Avenue. It is properly located off I-96 using either the Beck or Novi Road exits. Show more
Do you have ATM’s on site?
Sure. There are ATM’s in the entryway/concourse hall and in multiple locations on the carnival site. Show more
