These end-of-summer themes will add a seasonal spice to your Labor Day:
• Back-to-School Bash—Whether you’re actually going back to school or just reliving those crazier days, a rager with cheap eats and rocking music will get you and your crew into the school spirit.
• Neighborhood block party—Get to know your neighbors with an old-fashioned block party. Ask people to bring games and food to share.
• Beach Party—It may be months before you can stick your feet in the warm sand again, so one final bonfire with s’mores helps you squeeze the most out of these last few summer days.
• Dancing Under the Stars—Enjoy the warm nights with an old-fashioned dance party. Bonus points for dressing up retro and playing big band or swing music.
The Back-Up Plan: Whenever you’re planning a backyard bash, you need a plan B in case the weather doesn’t go your way. Depending on your theme, that could mean renting a tent or canopy, or planning your party near a covered porch or usable indoor space.
How do you make the great outdoors even more terrific? With fun outdoor group activities.
If you’re having a larger bash, split the group into two teams for a game of flag football, softball or volleyball. Groups that are smaller or more mellow might prefer lawn games like bocce, horseshoes and croquet.
Day hikes and camping trips are the kind of labor that nobody minds on Labor Day. Pile into as few cars as possible to make it easier to park and meet up. Ask everyone to bring their own water and some snacks, like trail mix or fruit, to share.
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