Seattle Labor Day Events

Labor Day, a holiday observed on the Monday of September is commemorated in Seattle with a range of events, concerts, performances, festivities, and activities tailored to diverse preferences. Discover top-notch events. Secure your tickets with a 100% guarantee, at the competitive prices available.

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Seattle Labor Day Events

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  • Theatre Show
    Sep
    01
    2025
    10:00 AM
    Mon
    PAX West - Monday
    Seattle Convention Center | Capacity: 10000
    98101, 705 Pike St., Seattle, WA, US
    Prices from $160
    Avg. price ~ $198
    27 tickets remaining!
    Tickets
  • Seattle Storm vs. Los Angeles Sparks
    Sep
    01
    2025
    7:00 PM
    Mon
    Climate Pledge Arena | Capacity: 18100
    98109, 305 Harrison Street, Seattle, WA, US
    Prices from $28
    Avg. price ~ $121
    Available Tickets: 1058
    Tickets
  • Tacoma Rainiers vs. Reno Aces
    Sep
    02
    2025
    6:05 PM
    Tue
    98401, 2502 S. Tyler, Tacoma, WA, US
    Prices from $46
    Avg. price ~ $53
    8 tickets remaining!
    Tickets
  • Tacoma Rainiers vs. Reno Aces
    Sep
    03
    2025
    6:05 PM
    Wed
    98401, 2502 S. Tyler, Tacoma, WA, US
    Prices from $46
    Avg. price ~ $53
    8 tickets remaining!
    Tickets

What to do on Labor Day in Seattle

Labor Day, in Seattle like cities, across the United States is marked by a range of events, celebrations, and activities tailored to diverse preferences. Here are some ideas for what you can do:

  1. PAX West: The Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) West is usually held around this time. It is one of the largest gaming events in North America and covers all forms of gaming from video to tabletop, to card games.
  2. Labor Day Parade, in Seattle: The presence of a Labor Day parade in Seattle can vary each year with labor unions and other organizations taking the lead in organizing the event. This occasion serves as an opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate the efforts of workers, as the significance of the labor movement.
  3. Mariners Baseball: If the Seattle Mariners are in town, there’s often a game to catch over the Labor Day weekend at T-Mobile Park.
  4. Washington State Fair: While it’s not in Seattle proper (it’s in nearby Puyallup), the Washington State Fair often begins around Labor Day and features traditional fair activities, rides, concerts, and agricultural displays.
  5. Outdoor Activities: Many people take advantage of the long weekend to enjoy the
  6. Bumbershoot: This is one of Seattle’s largest cultural touchstones. It’s a large music and arts festival that takes place at Seattle Center during Labor Day weekend. It features a diverse lineup of bands, comedy, theater, film, visual arts, and dance.
  7. Pike Place Market: Visit the historic Pike Place Market, one of the country’s oldest farmer’s markets. Enjoy fresh produce, explore unique crafts, and eat at some of the city’s best restaurants.
  8. Picnic and Outdoor Activities: Since Labor Day marks the end of summer, it’s the perfect time to explore Seattle’s many parks and trails. Discovery Park, Alki Beach, and Green Lake are great spots for a picnic, a swim, or a stroll.
  9. Visit Museums: Seattle has a range of museums to explore. The Seattle Art Museum, Museum of Pop Culture, the Museum of Flight, or the Pacific Science Center could make for a nice outing. Some of them might have special Labor Day activities.
  10. Boating: Seattle’s geography lends itself well to water activities. You could rent a boat or kayak and enjoy the views from Lake Union or Puget Sound.
  11. Sporting Events: Are you a fan of sports? See if the Seattle Mariners (baseball) or Seattle Sounders FC (soccer) have any games planned for the Labor Day weekend.
  12. Concerts and Shows: Keep an eye out for concerts, performances, and shows happening during the weekend. Venues like the Showbox, the Paramount Theatre, and Benaroya Hall host a variety of musical and theatrical performances.
  13. BBQ and Grilling: It’s a tradition for many to have a barbecue over Labor Day weekend. You could join in by either hosting your own or attending a public one in a community space.

Remember that specific events can vary from year to year, so it’s always a good idea to check local listings and websites to see what’s going on during your visit.