Spend Your Labor Day Weekend in Tri‑Cities

Just as the summer winds down and before autumn leaves begin to turn golden hues of yellow and orange, the long Labor Day weekend is your time to celebrate the end of the season and have one last hoorah before fall quickly approaches.

One of the best things about Tri-Cities is that summer sticks around here a little longer than anywhere else in the state. With that seasonal advantage comes a little extra time to enjoy all things to do and celebratory events happening around the area.

TumbleWeed Music Festival

Labor Day Picnic

Farmers Markets

Water Activities

Plan Your Weekend

Dance Your Way Through the TumbleWeed Music Festival

Howard Amon Park | 300 Amon Park Dr, Richland

Featuring over 100 FREE performances, this annual three-day folk festival showcases the talents of local musicians and performers. Hosted along the banks of the Columbia River on Labor Day weekend, folk fans of all ages are invited to celebrate the end of summer as they sing and dance along to sea chanteys, bluegrass, blues, Celtic music, and other spirited acoustic performances along with crafts, food vendors, and workshops.

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Enjoy a Community Labor Day Picnic

Columbia Park | Highway 240 & Columbia River, Kennewick

Come out to Columbia Park in Kennewick from 11am - 3pm for the Annual Labor Day Picnic! There will be live music, face painting, inflatables, a car and motorcycle show, delicious grilled food, and of course, ice cream!

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Pick Up Fresh Produce at the Local Farmers' Markets

Taste the flavors of the season at one of the Tri-Cities' local farmers' markets. Labor Day weekend is a great time to browse fresh-picked fruits and vegetables, colorful flowers, baked goods, locally made products, artisan crafts, and other regional finds. It's an easy way to experience the area's agricultural roots while picking up fresh ingredients and treats for your holiday weekend.

Explore the Tri-Cities Farmers' Markets to find market locations, hours, and more information.

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Get Out on the Water

Labor Day weekend brings with it a well-deserved extended break. Make the most of your extra days off by hitting the water! The Tri-Cities offers a watery wonderland with the Yakima, Snake, and Columbia Rivers, perfect for swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and more.

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Discover Tri-Cities' Cultural Gems

Labor Day weekend is a great time to discover the Tri-Cities’ rich history and culture. Explore fascinating exhibits, local stories, and unique collections at the REACH Museum, Museum at Keewaydin, and Franklin County Historical Museum.

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