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The List: Labor Day Weekend Events
Published: 08.31.2023
From two evenings of live music to what you need for boating, body, mind and soul—the forecast is calling for sunny and warm at the lake, and we’ve got plenty of summer left for you to enjoy!
Friday, September 1
Season Splash Sale
Going on now!
All Russell Marine locations
Come find your next boat during our model clearance on 2023 boats and preowned boats. And save up to 50% on all the accessories, gear and goodies to go with it!
Wildlife Presentation
Biodiversity in Bulk!
Friday, September 1 – 6-8pm
Naturalist Cabin at Russell Crossroads
There is so much we don’t see around us. In September, Naturalist Marianne will give us a taste of just how vast the array of species in Russell Forest really is.
Labor Day Music Fest
Friday, September 1 – 6:30-9:30
The Town Green at Russell Crossroads
FREE!
The first of two nights of some really great music for you to enjoy! We always try to find those special artists on the cusp of really breaking out. Friday night, The Bank Walkers kick things off followed by Funky Lampshades at 7:45. As always, bring your family and friends, your comfy stuff, and the leash for the pup and join in the fun with great sounds.
Saturday, September 2
Yoga On The Green
Saturday, September 2 – 7-8:30am
The Town Green at Russell Crossroads
We have a wonderful group of certified instructors. A big thanks to Barbara Sokol, Terrie Rich, Abby Brown, and Cammy Day—great leaders who can take care of the beginner as well as the advanced. If you are wanting to give Yoga a try, then this is the place to start. Come join us! Be sure to bring your mat and water bottle.
Wildlife Presentation
Biodiversity in Bulk!
Saturday, September 2 – 9am-2pm
Naturalist Cabin at Russell Crossroads
Join Naturalist Marianne at the cabin and learn about the diversity all around us in the Russell Forest.
Labor Day Music Fest
Saturday, September 2 – 6:30-9:30pm
The Town Green at Russell Crossroads
It’s Day Two! Saturday night opens with Connor Kelly & The Time Warp on stage mixing indie rock with a little bit of soul and jazz. Then, around 7:45, Virginia Man steps up with poetic lyrics reviving the sounds of middle Appalachia—these guys champion the sound of Virginia! Yes, this is the place to bring your camp chairs, cooler and the leash for the pup and join us for an evening of great sounds.
We should have a couple of food trucks on site, but remember you can always drop in to Fanny Goldmine Diner or Catherine’s Market for food and drinks, too!