Caseville Cheeseburger

The Final Weekend of Caseville Cheeseburger

The final weekend. It always comes too fast. To some, the final days of Caseville Cheeseburger is deemed the best. More vendor’s, top acts, the Cheeseburger grills are well seasoned and so is the staff. It’s also a bit sad. The waning hours signal the end of the summer. It’s only days away from the Labor Day weekend, then school starts then the color of Fall.

The Best Cheeseburger Events Are This Weekend

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Friday’s highlight was the grand opening of Chuck’s Coffee. Saturday go out to the beach and downward dog with a new event, Yoga on the Beach.  in the late afternoon Row, Row, Row Your Cardboard Boat with Fireworks after the last show in the Amphitheater. Sunday is the classic car showdown at the county beach. Be safe and enjoy one of the final weekends of the 2018 summer season.


About Caseville Cheeseburger

Lyn Bezemek came up with an idea for an end-of-summer festival in 1999. The first festivals saw a attendance of about 5,000 people from around the Upper Thumb attended the first Cheeseburger festival. The even grew from a three-day weekend int the a 10-day festival of today. Cheeseburger in Caseville includes concerts, local art vendors, street-side bars, grilling cheeseburgers and the highlight of the festival, The Parade of Tropical Fools.

Up to 80,000 people attend the parade which can last up to two hours. Thousands of beads, candies, Frisbees, and other miscellaneous objects are thrown to the crowd from the floats and marchers reminissent of Mardi Gras in New Orleans.


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Michael Hardy

Michael Hardy is the owner of Thumbwind Publications LLC. Michael was born in Michigan and grew up near Caseville. In 2009 he started this fun-loving site covering Michigan's Upper Thumb. Since then, he has authored a vast range of content and established a loyal base of 60,000 visitors per month.

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