Labor Day Weekend Parades in California
Paul Bunyan Days Labor Day Parade in Fort Bragg celebrates the fictional lumberjack, a burly guy who could wield a mighty ax and cut down big trees with ease. Paul Bunyan Days festival weekend celebrates with log sawing contests and other physical challenges, as well as music, food and the parade. See LIST OF LABOR DAY PARADES IN CALIFORNIA!
Labor Day, the federal holiday observed on the first Monday in September, was created over 100 years ago to celebrate and pay tribute to the economic and social contributions of workers. Most Americans see it as the end of summer, the last chance to take a vacation before the kids go back to school, the last time to relax and go to the beaches and mountains before ski season. It’s as much a state of mind as a day off. For sports fans, it also is an exciting time– NFL, college football and NCAA teams usually play their first games, with basketball soon on its way.
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