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State Fair Starts Aug. 30 at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi Written by Labor Day Weekend Event Expected to Outdraw Last Year’S 50,000 Aug http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20130817/NEWS13/308170008/State-fair-starts-Aug-30-Suburban-Collection-Showplace-Novi State fair starts Aug. 30 at Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi Written by Labor Day weekend event expected to outdraw last year’s 50,000 Aug. 21 hometownlife.com Tickets Tickets in all categories for the Aug. 30 through Sept. 2 Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair are on sale now. Advance discounted tickets available online through Thursday, Aug. 29The $25 Ultimate Wristband (adults, and all children 36 inches tall or above) daily admission offers the full gamut of the fair experience, and includes not only a full day of carnival rides, the exhibit hall, the agriculture and home arts shows, free entertainment, and a performance of the one and only Detroit Shrine Circus. Members of the Oakland County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 14 presented the Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair All this, for one low price of $25.00 in advance. The with a proclamation, presented by board chairman Michael J. “at-the-gate” price will increase to $30.00, so buying early Gingell on behalf of Oakland County Commissioner Kathy offers considerable savings!The $10 Toddler Wristband Crawford. Pictured (l to r) are Gingell; Vice President Sr. Marketing Manager Mary Jane Nowak; Suburban Collection is for children 35 inches or less admission to the circus, Showplace President and Owner Blair Bowman; and State of Michigan mandated allowable carnival Agriculture/Livestock Director Jackie Scramlin and LC attractions (Crazy Bus, Merry-Go-Round, and Elephants Scramlin. / Julia Ruffin, BOC-Liaison rides only). Price will remain the same at-the-gate. Some restrictions may apply, please visit our web site for details, as carnival access is regulated by the State of Michigan, and must obey manufacturers height safety requirements.Fair Only Pass: Provides no access to the carnival rides or the circus. It is for livestock, home arts, indoor exhibits, entertainment and beer garden onlyAdvance: $6 – Adults, and children 12 and older, $5.00 - Children 11 and underAt the Gate: $8 - Adults, and children 12 and older, $6.00 - Children 11 and underChildren under 35”, and accompanied by a paid adult admission, will be admitted to the Michigan State Fair at no charge, but this admission applies only to the indoor exhibits and livestock. It excludes circus performance and carnival rides. Live music Friday, Aug. 307-8:15 p.m. -- Ryan Dillaha & The Miracle Men8:45-11 p.m. -- Stewart Francke Saturday, Aug. 317-8:15 p.m. -- Steven Mullan Band8:45-11 p.m. -- Marshall CrenshawSunday, Sept. 17-8:15 p.m. -- Delilah DeWylde & The Lost Boys8:45-11 p.m. -- George Bedard & The Kingpins Fifth Third Michigan State Fair 2013 The Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair is Friday, Aug 30, through Monday, Sept. 2, at the Suburban Collection Showplace, 46100 Grand River Avenue, Novi.Daily circus performances, presented by Detroit Shriners, will be at noon, 2:30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Friday-Sunday. There will be no 7:30 p.m. circus performance on Monday, Labor Day.Visit www.MichiganStateFairLLC.com for more information. The Michigan State Fair has found a new home at the Page 1 of 2 Aug 22, 2013 09:06:03AM MDT http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20130817/NEWS13/308170008/State-fair-starts-Aug-30-Suburban-Collection-Showplace-Novi Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, and the Labor Day weekend event kicks off Friday, Aug. 30 and through Monday, Sept. 2. Now produced by a private entity, and with Fifth Third Bank as presenting sponsor, the fair continues to honor all of the great traditions and legacy of the treasured state fair, but now with a 21st century twist. The fair features the famous agriculture, tourism and products of the state of Michigan in the clean, modern environs of the Suburban Collection Showplace (46100 Grand River Avenue, between Novi and Beck roads; 248.348.5600; www.MichiganStateFairLLC.com). Featured attractions The Detroit Shrine Circus, presented by Bright House Networks, returns for 2013 with the world’s largest circus tent. The most famous family in circus history, the Wallendas, will bring an all-new troupe of performers to Metro Detroit. Rick Wallenda, eldest grandson of founders Karl and Helen, will present his troupe of daredevils in a rare local performance. The circus will also bareback horse acrobats, an animal extravaganza, clowns and more. Fairgoers will also enjoy an expanded Arnold Amusements Midway of fun rides, presented by Wal-Mart. The midway will feature a pair of ferris wheels, the Tilt-a-Whirl and Shock Drop, giant slides, bumper cars and more. The time-honored Michigan State Fair agricultural and livestock exhibits return, including the Beginning of Life, with baby farm animals, the Butter Cow, and many horse and pony breed demonstrations. Returning this year is Endless Chocolate Milk by Guernsey Dairy, where fairgoers get to try their hand at milking Darla the virtual cow and receive a half pint, which can be replaced as many times as they wish during their time at the fair. Live family entertainment for the 2013 Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair features fun and lively music from a variety of genres, all sharing Michigan roots. Headliners include Marshall Crenshaw (Saturday), George Bedard with The Kingpins (Sunday) and Stewart Francke (Friday) along with a large roster of bands from all corners of the state. A complete entertainment schedule available at www.michiganstatefairllc.com Page 2 of 2 Aug 22, 2013 09:06:03AM MDT.
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