Bergstrom of Green Bay

As summer draws to a close, we have one more long weekend to relax and enjoy warm weather and days without school. Here to help you with your planning are a few Labor Day 2015 weekend events in Green Bay WI for your end-of-summer enjoyment. Keep reading for details!

UPDATE:
Check out our 2016 Labor Day Activities blog at Broadway Credit or our new Back to School Sales posts

Green Bay Saturday Farmers’ Market

Looking for a great way to get fresh-from-the-farm produce and get to know downtown Green Bay as well? Check out the Saturday morning Green Bay Farmer’s Market. Running from 7:00am to noon every weekend during the summer, the market offers a variety of fresh produce from local venders, as well as arts and crafts, live music and prepared food options.Looking to upgrade your vehicle this fall? Check out our selection of new cars, trucks and SUVs or our high-quality pre-owned vehicles and find a ride that’s right for you!

Neville Pubic Museum Explore Saturday

If you’re looking for an indoor, family-friendly option this Labor Day, the Neville Public Museum has an exciting program that will take you back in time and see how people lived in Northeastern Wisconsin. From noon to 3:00pm on Saturday, September 5, Explore Saturday will explain the different ways Paleo-Indians, Native Americans, Pioneers, and Victorians lived and worked in our area. Cost is $3 for children ages 6 to 15, and $5 for 16 and over. Children 5 and under are free.

Green Bay Annual Labor Day Picnic 2015

The traditional Labor Day picnic is always popular, and even better with access to rollercoasters! The Green Bay Annual Labor Day Picnic at Bay Beach will run from 11:00am to 4:30pm on Monday, September 7. Tickets (which include a picnic lunch, dessert, drinks and game tickets) are $4 for children ages 1-12 and $10 for ages 13 and up. You can purchase tickets in advance.
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