Calhoun County Fairgrounds
2,400 capMarshall, MI
Founded in 1848, the Calhoun County Fairgrounds in Marshall, Michigan, is the state's longest-running county fair. The facility spans over 45 acres and includes 24 all-purpose buildings, including a 7,800 sq ft building and Floral Hall, which is the oldest fair building in Michigan. This venue hosts a variety of collector and hobby shows, as well as craft shows, festivals, and animal shows. The grounds feature a half-mile track and a grandstand with a capacity of 2,400 people.