Blossomtime FestivalLocationContact info: Description
The Blossomtime Festival, which began in 1906 is a annual festival celebrating the agricultural industry in southwest Michigan. It is a multi-community event including 25 communities in southwest Michigan and is the oldest festival in the state. The Grand Floral Parade lasts two hours and has over 100 units, including floats with community queens and their courts, bands, clowns, costumed characters, antique cars and special units. 250,000 spectators come from the midwest to enjoy this colorful parade which travels from St. Joseph across the river into Benton Harbor. Handicap accessible Admission: DirectionsOur office is located in the Credit Bureau building on Napier Avenue near the intersection of Colfax and Napier. It is across the street from Fairplain Junior High School.
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