Growing up in Ogemaw County I became accustomed to a very nice fairground, it wasn't until I moved…read moreaway that I realized how good we really have it. The antique village is very cute and the grounds are well maintained. I have been here for the fair many times and also quite a few weddings. The best part of a wedding at the fairgrounds is that it is very easy for guests to stay in the camp grounds the night before and after the reception, makes for a fun wedding weekend.

Love this fair! I've attended for years with my kids in 4h and as a vendor doing face painting,…read moreairbrush tattoos, glitter tattoos and airbrush face painting. Always meet great people here and it is my favorite large event to attend.

DO NOT come here to be a vendor. The police allow people to illegally park and block the vendors…read more The rent and city fees are super expensive and no money to be made at all!!!!!

Just amazing! Love this fest. Wouldn't miss it. And the cheeseburgers.... just delicious.read more

Harrisville Art Fair is a long time Iconic event that is held annually during the Labor day weekend…read morein downtown Harrisville. The fair is really quite large and is centered around the M72 and US 23 intersection in downtown Harrisville. At the heart of this event is a rather large collection of regional artists that are selling both Crafts and Artwork and a whole lot more. Just some of the items you will find at this event include ceramic work, knit work, clothing, rustic furniture, print art, paintings, leather goods, fudge, honeys, maple syrup, candies, smoked meats, metal artwork, baked goods, sauces, authors selling their printed books and the list goes on and on and on. Also there are plenty of concession food with almost a carnival flair to it so come hungry as there will be things you will want to taste while looking at all the Fair has to offer. Really a great event that is an annual event my family looks forward too and one that should not be missed if you are in the area on Labor day weekend.

Stopped here on a rainy Wednesday afternoon so we didn't get to enjoy the large outdoor seating…read morearea. The inside is also beautiful with some snack options and merchandise. Large variety of wines with some for everyone. Super friendly service and very attentive.

Encontramos este Viñero cuando fuimos a visitar a unos amigos a la parte norte de Michigan…read more Estábamos buscando por cosas que hacer y nos topamos con ese vinero. Decidimos probarlo y nos gustó. Algunos de sus vinos estaban ricos.

The Michigan Firemen's Memorial site, located near Roscommon, Michigan, gives testament and honor…read moreto those past who have served their communities through the fire service. Set in a quiet, forest setting, the statue and onyx walls honor our firefighters. Names of those fallen in the line of duty are inscribed on the base below the statue and many of our past firefighters from throughout Michigan, have their names inscribed on the walls around it. The statue depicts a firefighter carrying a small child in one arm and a lantern in his other hand. The third Saturday of September each year there is a memorial service held by the statue. The statue is maintained by the Michigan Firefighters Association. The statue was erected in 1984. In addition, the Michigan Firemen's Memorial Festival Committee sponsors a festival at the Roscommon Fire Training grounds, Thursday through Sunday the third weekend of September. This is a family event with rides for children, displays, vendors, and fire related competitions. Saturday following the Memorial service there is a parade of fire apparatus, etc and a chicken dinner at the grounds.