Mike Szukhent, President and CEO at Michigan Festivals & Events Association (MFEA) talks with Chris Holman about the current status of festivals in Michigan. In the interview, they cover how COVID1-9 has impacted the sector, how things are looking for 2021, and the popular publication ‘2021 Michigan Fun Magazine of Festivals’. The Michigan Festivals and Events Association is a statewide non-profit organization serving communities, events, festivals, fairs, businesses, and volunteers throughout Michigan
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About MFEA
The Michigan Festivals and Events Association is a statewide non-profit organization serving communities, events, festivals, fairs, businesses, and volunteers throughout Michigan. We promote local events, festivals, and destinations and provide technical assistance, training, and education to our many members.
We ourselves are not a festival, but an organization that markets and provides education to our members that include Festivals, Events, Tourism, Government-Related Agencies, Main Attractions, Year-Round Fun Spots, Seasonal Fun Spots, Lodging, Students, and Vendors catering to Festivals and Events.
We promote local events, festivals, and destinations and provide technical assistance, training, and education to our many members. We ourselves are not a festival, but an organization that markets and provides education to our members that include Festivals, Events, Tourism, Government-Related Agencies, Main Attractions, Year-Round Fun Spots, Seasonal Fun Spots, Lodging, Students, and Vendors catering to Festivals and Events.
Our marketing efforts to promote our Members include a statewide distributed brochure listing our Festivals, Fairs, Events and Main Attractions Members by month, an e-version Membership Directory, and Buyers’ Guide featuring MFEA Vendors that is given to all Members, and our website at www.michiganfun.com which lists all members by category and is available to the public. – https://www.michiganfun.com/about-us/
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