Uncle Sam Jam will be held in Wayne County this weekend --Here’s what to expect The festival will be held at the Woodhaven Community Center
WOODHAVEN, Mich. – The Uncle Sam Jam will bring over 40 rides, a chance to ride a monster truck, shows and tournaments to Wayne County this weekend.
The festival will be held at the Woodhaven Community Center on Hall and West Road off of I-75 from July 9-12.
Here’s what the event will offer All-day ride pass for more than 40 rides for $25
A monster truck ride for $10
Cornhole tournament for cash prizes
A motorcycle show, Saturday only
A classic car show, Sunday only
Live concerts everyday
A Friday night Firework show at 10 p.m.
Kevin Cassidy an organizer for the event joined Local 4 Live to tell us what attendees can expect at the event.
You can watch the full interview in the video at the beginning of this article.
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