 2026 WNY Labor Day Parade and Picinic September 07 , 2026 Location: Corner of Dorrance Ave & McKinley Pkwy You and your family are invited to march in the Buffalo Central Labor Council (AFL-CIO) Labor Day Parade. Parade line up begins at 10:00am at the corner of Dorrance Ave & McKinley Pkwy, with the parade stepping off at 12:00pm. Marchers can park their cars at or near Cazenovia Park. Free Shuttle rides from Cazenovia Park to Dorrance Ave from 9:00am - 11:45am. There is a picnic after the parade. | |
| 2026 Michael L Burns Capital District Labor Day Celebration September 07 , 2026 Location: Joe Bruno Stadium - 12:00PM - 4:00PM On this day, we honor and appreciate the hard work, dedication and contribution of workers everywhere. It is free for all union members and their families, and there will be great food, music, tons of activities for kids and lots of fun things to do. | |
| 2026 Rochester Labor Day Parade September 07 , 2026 Location: NYSUT Building in Rochester (30 North Union St.) - estimated 8:00AM-9:00AM More information to follow. | |
| Annual Labor Day Celebration at the New York State Fair September 07 , 2026 Location: New York State Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd - 10:00AM -Syracuse, NY Additional event details, including ticket pick-up dates and times, will be shared in early August. | |
| 2026 New York City Labor Day Rally & March September 08 , 2026 Location: Liberty Street Lower Manhattan - 4:30PM New York City's strength comes from the people who build, maintain, teach, heal, transport, protect, and keep our city running every day. This mobilization is an opportunity for the entire New York City Labor Movement to come together and demonstrate the strength, solidarity, and power of working people, while standing up for the rights, freedoms, and future of all New Yorkers. | |
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