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Guide to The Mississippi State Fair 2024
SUMMARY: The 165th Mississippi State Fair will be held from October 3-14, 2024, featuring online ticket sales for the first time. Notable entertainment includes performances by the Oak Ridge Boys, Matthew West, and Dru Hill. Beyond rides and food, visitors can enjoy the Zerbini Family Circus, pig races, and a variety of live music events. Admission is $10, free for children under 6, and there’s free entry every weekday from 11 am to 1 pm. Guests should be aware of security measures and restrictions on bags and outside food. More details can be found in the complete guide.
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SUMMARY: Mitchell Farms in Collins, Mississippi, offers a glimpse into farm life reminiscent of our grandparents. Established in 1960, it transitioned from cotton and cattle to become a leading peanut producer in the 1970s, and now also grows corn, wheat, and soybeans. The farm became an agritourism hotspot in 2008, featuring a popular pumpkin patch and corn maze. Ranked as America’s best pumpkin patch by Trip Advisor, it hosts the annual Mississippi Peanut Festival, showcasing food vendors and crafts. Open year-round, visitors can enjoy various activities, including trailer rides and hay mazes. For more details, visit their website.
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SUMMARY: Cruisin’ the Coast is an iconic car show held annually in Mississippi during the first week of October, attracting thousands of classic car enthusiasts. This massive event features an impressive array of vehicles and fosters a sense of community among car lovers. Spread along the beautiful Gulf Coast from Pass Christian to Ocean Springs, it is often dubbed America’s Largest Block Party, with nearly ten thousand participants. Attendees can enjoy casual conversations with car owners under canopy tents while soaking in the stunning scenery. It’s a must-visit experience that keeps participants coming back year after year. More information can be found at the event’s official website.
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SUMMARY: The hamburger is an iconic American food, deeply rooted in culture and history, with origins tracing back to 1758. Despite its simplicity, the rise of fast food drastically altered consumption habits, selling around 6.48 million burgers daily, often made from low-quality ingredients. In contrast, homemade burgers, crafted from prime beef, seasoned well, and grilled over hardwood, offer a superior experience. While the hamburger’s exact birthplace remains unclear, it gained popularity at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, evolving to include numerous toppings and condiments, reflecting the diverse tastes of consumers today.
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Guide to The Mississippi State Fair 2024
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