(WOOD) — Health officials say they have flagged 10 coronavirus cases associated with the Ionia Free fair.

The Ionia County Health Department says the cases include some people who were showing symptoms and infections while they were at the fair.

If you went to the fair, which was held July 16 to July 24, and aren’t fully vaccinated or start showing symptoms — regardless of vaccination status — officials say you should get a coronavirus test.

The number of cases linked to the Faster Horses music festival in Jackson County, which was held July 16 to July 18, has now risen to 78, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said Monday.

Another 16 cases have been connected to Muskegon Bike Time, which ran July 15 through July 18, and at least one person was contagious when attending.

In all, 11 ice cream shops in Grand Rapids, Grandville, Walker and Wyoming, as well as elsewhere in Kent County and in Allegan County were hit, the Kent County Sheriff's Department says.