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Labor Day is quickly approaching, and Long Beach, CA, is the perfect place to celebrate. On Monday, September 2, 2024, the city warmly invites everyone to join the fun, soak up the sun, and create lasting memories with friends and family. With so many exciting activities and beautiful places to explore, Long Beach promises an unforgettable holiday experience.

To start, enjoy a leisurely stroll or bike ride through one of Long Beach’s scenic parks. Additionally, all city parks and trails, including El Dorado Regional Park, will be open for fresh air and nature. Whether planning a picnic, playing sports, or relaxing under the trees, the parks offer the perfect spot to unwind this Labor Day.

For beach lovers, head to the lifeguard stations along Long Beach’s stunning coastline. The ocean breeze and sandy shores offer a refreshing escape, ideal for a day of swimming, sunbathing, and building sandcastles. Moreover, the fire stations will be open, ensuring safety and quick responses in any emergencies.

Travel Enthusiasts Celebrate

Travel enthusiasts will be pleased to know that Long Beach Airport will be fully operational. This allows you to easily welcome out-of-town visitors or embark on a spontaneous getaway. If you’re into boating, the offices at Alamitos Bay and Shoreline Marina will also be open, ready to help with your nautical adventures.

However, remember that some city facilities will close for the holiday. For instance, City Hall, all libraries, and several administrative offices will take a day off, allowing hardworking staff a well-deserved break. But don’t worry—many services, including refuse and recycling collection, will continue as scheduled, keeping the city clean and green.

As you plan your Labor Day in Long Beach, remember that parking enforcement will be in effect, so carefully read the meters to avoid any surprises. Though street sweeping will pause for the holiday, it will resume on Tuesday, September 3, ensuring our streets remain in top shape.

Labor Day in Long Beach is more than just a day off—it’s an opportunity to connect with the community, enjoy the city’s amenities, and savor the last days of summer. So, pack your picnic basket, grab your sunscreen, and get ready to explore all that Long Beach has to offer this Labor Day. With so much to see and do, you’re sure to have a fantastic time!

For more information on city services and holiday schedules, please contact the Office of Public Affairs and Communications at LongBeachMedia@longbeach.gov.