43rd Annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day

The 43rd annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival is underway this Labor Day weekend. The event is located in Plymouth, Indiana, Marshall County, U.S.A. and is named to the Top 100 of U.S. Midwest's best events in 2007. This year promised not to disappoint even in the face of a severe economic slowdown with crowds being quite large within minutes of the gates opening. The Blueberry Festival's objectives are to provide quality family activities at little or no cost, and a venue for Marshall County's many Not-for-Profit to raise funds. Attendees are treated to a large diversity of activities from sports, contests, pioneer re-enactments, food, with arts and craft vendors and runs through Labor Day