As always, on the first Monday in September, many get the day off to grill and enjoy some leisure on bicycle, in parks, swimming, at sunflower fields or visiting Richmond’s attractions or museums. During the legal holiday banks and public buildings are closed.
Traditionally, Labor Day celebrates the end of summer and looks forward to back to school. This year, things are a tad different and some school systems will already have begun.
You can still make a list of school supplies, organize your child’s desk and plan (home) school lunches. For summer’s last hurrah at home. Be sure to grill.
If hot dogs are on the menu, set out the relish, mustard, potato salad, watermelon, lemonade, paper plates, ice cubes, popsicles and brownies. To make it festive, put out lawn games like corn hole, badminton, bocci, croquet or just toss a football with those to whom you are closest.
Take the time to read about labor in Virginia during the 20th Century from the Encyclopedia Virginia for an interesting reflection on how the past may connect to the present. You can also read a blog from The Valentine museum for more history and educational information.
Belly flop or cannonball? A view of the Randolph pool.
🌻 Sunflower fields around Richmond 🌻
🎃 Pumpkin patches, corn mazes and fall fun farms around Richmond 🌽
⭐️ See more features on museums around Richmond ⭐️
⭐️See more details about Bier Fest, fireworks and more fun at Busch Gardens
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