labor day

Looking to have a memorable Labor Day bash? Here's one way to do it.

Someecards seem to bring humor to almost any topic, and Labor Day is no different! Who knew the patriotic holiday could be so funny?

What’s not to love about Labor Day? A long weekend, BBQs and parades — really, no responsibilities except for having a great time and toasting the end of summer. But what exactly does Labor Day celebrate?

With Labor Day comes the last hurrah before autumn rolls in and the kids submerse themselves in school work. It’s also our way of celebrating the workforce in the best way possible: by not working. Therefore, many businesses and offices around town will be closed.

With Labor Day comes the last hurrah before autumn rolls in and the kids submerse themselves in school work. It’s also our way of celebrating the workforce in the best way possible: by not working. Therefore, many businesses and offices around town will be closed.

Unless you had a personal stake in a film being released this weekend, movies were far from the most important thing happening to you these past couple of days. You can blame the weekend's mostly anemic box office on one thing: the Super Bowl. Everyone spent their money buying snacks and preparing their parties and not going to see 'That Awkward Moment' and 'Labor Day,' both of which opened soft.

Labor Day will be on Monday, September 2 this year. Although signifying the end of summer, it's still a day for you to enjoy and take advantage of what warm weather we have left here in Buffalo. Finally, a day where all of our hard work is recognized, a day where we'll hardly work, if at all...what could be better?

Labor Day this year is on Monday, September 3. That means it’s a long weekend for the workforce. To help make the most of this free day, here is a full list of what’s going on and what’s open and closed in Buffalo on Labor Day. Whether you want to sit around and lounge for the day or go out and do something, make it worthwhile for yourself!

Yes, I know. The first day of fall isn’t until the end of the month. But really, it’s Tuesday. The summer always dies after Labor Day, for me at least.

Labor Day means a three day weekend and respite from hard work for many, but it also means it's the season for end-of-summer deals. Here are some of the best savings of the season, from clothing to back-to-school gear.