Think Plymouth slows down once Labor Day is over?
September 2026 might change your mind.
From one of Plymouth’s biggest annual festivals to yoga in Kellogg Park and the return of the downtown scarecrows, there are plenty of things to do in Plymouth, Michigan after Labor Day.
Plymouth Fall Festival — September 11–13
The Plymouth Fall Festival takes over Downtown Plymouth September 11–13.
The weekend includes live entertainment, food, carnival rides, a craft show, classic cars and community fundraising activities.
Many of the activities center around Kellogg Park and the surrounding downtown streets, making it easy to walk between different parts of the festival.
Ladies Night Out and Glow Yoga — September 17
September 17 is a busy Thursday in Downtown Plymouth.
Ladies Night Out runs from 4–8 p.m., while Glow Yoga takes place in Kellogg Park that evening.
It’s an opportunity to experience the shopping, dining and community-event side of downtown all in one night.
Scarecrows Return to Kellogg Park — September 25
One of Plymouth’s most recognizable fall traditions begins September 25, when roughly 100 scarecrow displays return to Kellogg Park.
The displays remain in the park into early November, giving visitors plenty of time to see them.
Downtown Day — September 26
The following day, September 26, Plymouth celebrates Downtown Day with activities in Kellogg Park and throughout Downtown Plymouth.
What Makes Downtown Plymouth Special?
Kellogg Park isn’t just a landmark in the center of Plymouth. It acts as a gathering place for festivals, concerts, seasonal displays and community events throughout the year.
That active downtown environment is also one of the biggest distinctions buyers notice when comparing the City of Plymouth and Plymouth Township.
Thinking about moving to Plymouth?
Glover Agency can help you compare Plymouth neighborhoods, understand the difference between the city and township and explore homes currently available throughout the area.
