Hamburg Festival

Enjoy plenty of family fun during the annual Hamburg Festival from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17.

Events take place in multiple locations that day; one of the features is at the Hamburg Historical Museum; it's an exhibit called "What We Wore to the Office: 1940-1960," which continues through Nov. 10.

The museum's regular exhibits of Hamburg's history as well as Basement Treasures, a new ongoing rummage sale, also are open.

St. Paul's Lutheran, located at 7701 E. M-36, has its own festival with plenty of activities, including a 5K run walk that supports Love INC , Taste of Hamburg, games and a bounce house. (Cost is $20 for the run/walk, but the other events are free, aside from any food you might buy.)

St. Stephen's Church, located at Hamburg Road and Stone Street, also has events to share with the public, including a quilt show, bake and book sale and a bounce house.

Finally, the Golden Car Show, which will be at the corner of M-36 and Hamburg Road, supports St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospice in honor of Cookie Golden.

All sites will be open throughout the entire festival.

For a complete list of events, visit the website at http://www.hamburg.mi.us/.