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Labor Day Party & Celebration Ideas

Labor Day Party & Celebration Ideas

By Leslie

The Labor Day holiday celebration began in the 1880s as a way to honor workers and day laborers for all of their working efforts. Therefore, as you celebrate this year, plan a labor day party that facilitates relaxation and recreation. Here's a few suggestions for your Labor Day Extravaganza Party: Back-to-school bash— This is great for kids of all ages. Plan a short scavenger hunt to find school related items. Create inexpensive back to school kits with pencils, crayons, notebooks, etc for each kid to take home. Get a cake that has all the kids name on it wishing them a great start to the new school year. For older kids plan one last sleepover with all their favorite movies and summertime treats. Neighborhood Labor Day party ideas- Celebrate the end ...

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Reasons to celebrate

  • November 4 Election Day
  • January 19, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
  • January 20, Inauguration Day
  • January 26, Chinese New Year
  • February 1, Superbowl Sunday
  • February 2, Groundhog Day
  • February 8, Boy Scout Day
  • February 14, Valentine's Day
  • February 16, Presidents Day
  • February 24, Fat Tuesday / Mardi Gras
  • February 25, Ash Wednesday
  • March 2, Read Across America Day / Dr. Suess Birthday
  • March 10-11, Purim
  • March 10-16, Girl Scout Week
  • March 11, Holi
  • March 17, St. Patrick's Day
  • March 20, First Day of Spring
  • April 1, April Fool's Day
  • April 5, Palm Sunday
  • April 9-15th, Passover
  • April 10, Good Friday
  • April 12, Easter
  • April 22, Earth Day
  • April 22, Administrative Professionals' Day (formerly Secretaries Day)
  • May 1, May Day
  • May 5, Cinco De Mayo
  • May 10, Mother's Day
  • May 16, Armed Forces Day
  • May 25, Memorial Day (last Monday of May, traditionally May 30)
  • May 29, Shavou'ot / Pentecost
  • June 14, Flag Day
  • June 21, Father's Day
  • June 21, Summer Solstice
  • July 1, Canada Day
  • July 4, Independence Day
  • July 26, Parents Day
  • August 1, Air Force Day
  • August 2, Friendship Day
  • August 4, Coast Guard Day
  • August 21, Ramadan
  • September 1, Labor Day (first Monday of September)
  • September 13, Grandparents Day
  • September 17, Constitution Day/Citizenship Day
  • September 19 – Sept 20, Rosh Hashanah
  • September 21, Eid-al-Fitr (Day after the end of Ramadan)
  • September 22, First Day of Autumn
  • September 28, Yom Kippur
  • October 3-9, Sukkot
  • October 11, Simchat Torah
  • October 12, Columbus Day / Thanksgiving (Canada)
  • October 13, Navy Day
  • October 16, Bosses Day
  • October 17, Diwali
  • October 25, Mother-in-law’s day
  • October 31, Halloween
  • November 3, Election Day
  • November 1, All Saints Day, Day of the Dead (Mexico)
  • November 10, Marine Corps Day
  • November 11, Veterans Day
  • November 26, Thanksgiving
  • November 27, Eid-al-Adha
  • December 7, Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
  • December 18, Islamic New Year (Al-Hijra / Muharram)
  • December 21, Winter Solstice
  • December 12-19, Hanukkah
  • December 24, Christmas Eve
  • December 25, Christmas Day
  • December 26-January 1, Kwanzaa
  • December 26, Boxing Day
  • December 31, New Year's Eve

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