Make your 2023 Labor Day Weekend extra special with these exciting events in the Capital Region! From an awesome performance by 38 Special to the Scottish Games to the area’s fairs, there are plenty of things to do.
Top 5 Upcoming Events to Check Out
38 Special: Live at Rivers Casino’s Event Center
September 1
Get ready for an unforgettable night as 38 Special takes the stage at Rivers Casino’s Event Center this Friday.
For over four decades, 38 Special has been captivating audiences around the world with their signature blend of power and melody. They continue to tour, bringing their passion and dedication to over 100 cities each year. This is a show that celebrates the bond between band members and the timeless sound of their classic hits, as well as showcasing fresh new material. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of 38 Special live in concert!
August 30-September 4
Grab your friends and family and hit the Great Schaghticoke Fair this Labor Day weekend! Groove to live music, enjoy tractor pulls and a rodeo, see the Royal Hanneford Circus, and so much more. Make sure to browse the variety of fresh produce, baked goods, and homemade crafts too.
August 30-September 4

Explore vendors, exhibitors, and more at the Columbia County Fair. Try your hand in the watermelon eating contest, enjoy live entertainment, and cheer on the racing pigs. There are endless activities and rides to keep the whole family entertained.
September 1
Surprise the kids with a fun-filled Field Day at Schenectady’s Central Park on Friday. Participate in a variety of activities including lawn games, basketball, wiffleball, kickball, badminton, and more. Plus, there will be a special toddler activity zone and various community organizations to explore.
2023 Capital District Scottish Games
September 2

Don’t miss the return of the Capital District Scottish Games this Saturday. Highlights will include live Scottish music, food and drinks, a petting zoo, a special Scottish kids zone, and more.
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