Uncle Sam Jam returns to Woodhaven for weekend of free family fun There are over 40 carnival rides, a petting zoo, and live music by local and regional artists
WOODHAVEN, Mich. – One of Michigan’s most prominent free festivals returned on July 10 to Woodhaven
The “Uncle Sam Jam” is an annual tradition in the Downriver
There are over 40 carnival rides, a petting zoo, and live music by local and regional artists.
If you missed out on Thursday, don’t worry, the fun returns to Civic Center Park Friday (July 11) and runs all weekend long!
The heat will be something you’ll want to plan for, though.
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