2025 Festival
Friday, August 29 – Monday, September 1
Labor Day Festival News
Thanks to all who rounded up their change at Greenbelt Co-op Supermarket in August to help the Festival. More than $3,500 was raised! We are so grateful for your support.
Congratulations to the 2025 Outstanding Citizen – Robert Goldberg-Strassler!
Thank you to our 2025 sponsors & patrons!
Find out about our new “Festiv-All” accessibility initiatives for 2025, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free food options!
Did you know that you can park at Greenbelt Elementary or Eleanor Roosevelt High School and ride the free shuttle to the Festival? The shuttle bus will also pick up from Springhill Lake Rec Center, Greenbelt Metro, and Greenbelt Station Townhouses. Find out more here.
Check out the great line-up of new bands for 2025! Listen to the GLDF Spotify list.
And don’t miss the chamber music at the Art & Photo Show in the Community Center gym, provided by members of Greenbelt Community Orchestra plus the Zookulele Collective
Also watch out for circus clown Greg May, who will be out and about at the Festival all weekend, along with The SPACE Free Art For All with balloon animals and bubbles!
BINGO! Not only will there be the regular bingo on the lawn all weekend, but there is also children’s bingo in the Youth Center on Sunday afternoon, plus if you stop by the Information Booth opposite the stage any time over the weekend, you can pick up a Festival Bingo Card! This is like a scavenger hunt, where you can mark off doing all kinds of fun things around the festival, and win a special button and/or a sticker!
ABOUT US
The Greenbelt Labor Day Festival was started in 1955 to raise funds to build a Youth Center. It has been held every year since by the Greenbelt Labor Day Festival Committee and is one of Maryland’s largest all-volunteer-organized events.
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