What's Open, Closed In DC For Labor Day

WASHINGTON, DC — Labor Day often translates to the unofficial end of summer. Many students have already gone back to school, but there's some time for last-minute summer fun during the three-day holiday weekend.

Various events will be happening Labor Day weekend in the D.C. region. Families can check out Big Bounce America, DC Jazzfest, Old Town Festival of Speed & Style, National Symphony Orchestra Labor Day Concert and much more. See our full weekend event guide.

Students at D.C. Public Schools will have the day off on Monday, Sept. 6.

Below are the schedule changes to know for the Labor Day holiday in D.C.:

D.C. Government Offices: Closed on Sept. 6.

Public Schools: D.C. Public Schools are closed on Sept. 6.

DMV Locations: Closed on Sept. 6.

Libraries: Closed on Sept. 6.

Parks & Recreation Outdoor Pools: Closed on Sept. 6.

Metro: Metrorail and Metrobus will operate on a Sunday schedule on Sept. 6. Starting Sept. 5, Metro will introduce various changes to attract riders, including a $2 one-way fare for any trip. For more information, visit www.wmata.com.

District-operated COVID-19 Vaccination Sites: Closed on Sept. 6.

Recreation/Aquatic Centers: Closed on Sept. 6.

Trash and Recycling: No sanitation services on Sept. 6. All household trash and recycling collection normally scheduled for Sept. 6 will be collected on Sept. 7.

Parking: All parking enforcement on Sept. 6 will be suspended except DC Streetcar route ticketing and towing.

Lane Restrictions: DDOT will not implement rush hour reversible lane operations in the following corridors:

• Canal Road between Chain Bridge and Foxhall Road, NW
• Rock Creek Parkway (controlled by the National Park Service)

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