The Labor Day Association will host a big celebration once again this year that you and your family won't want to miss, especially since it includes free rides.

The 140th Labor Day Celebration returns to the Gibson County Fairgrounds in Princeton, Indiana, from September 4th through 7th. This weekend-long celebration will be packed full of events, rides, food, and more. Something really cool about our Labor Day Celebration is that not only is it the oldest in the state of Indiana, but it is also the second oldest Labor Day Celebration in the United States. It dates back eight years before Labor Day was even made a holiday in 1894.

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The annual Labor Day Celebration has a little bit of everything for the whole family. The most notable thing about this event is that they will once again will have free carnival rides and free parking/shuttle rides for all events. Thinking about how much ride armbands and tickets typically cost will surely save your family a lot of money. I took the kids last year to the Labor Day Celebration in Warrick County, and the fun they had riding as many rides as they wanted was priceless (literally)!

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Some of the other events that will take place at the 140th Labor Day Celebration at the Gibson County Fairgrounds include pageants, a demolition derby, craft vendors, a rummage sale, a backyard BBQ contest, corn hole, horseshoes, fireworks, professional wrestling, a car show, and so much more.  The 140th Annual Labor Day Parade will be held on September 7th at 9 a.m.

You can take a look at the schedule of events below:

So, don't miss out on the Labor Day Celebration at the Gibson County Fairgrounds for a lot of fun. You can learn more about the Labor Day Association and the celebration this weekend by clicking here.

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