Credit: Central Oregon Labor Chapter

As we approach Labor Day, it is time to come together to celebrate the hard work, solidarity, and incredible achievements of our local labor community. The Central Oregon Labor Chapter cordially invites you, your members, and your families to join us for our annual Labor Day Picnic!

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, relax, and honor the collective strength that builds our community.

Event Details

  • Date: Monday, September 7, 2026
  • Time: 12:00 PM โ€“ 3:00 PM
  • Location: Alpenglow Park (Alpenglow Picnic Shelter)
  • Address: 61049 SE 15th St., Bend, OR 97702

Food & Festivities

Food and drinks will be provided! To help us ensure we have an accurate headcount and plenty of food for everyone, please let us know approximately how many people from your group/local plan to attend.

We are excited to host a fantastic lineup of guest speakers, including local union members sharing their stories on the front lines, as well as invited local and state politicians who support labor initiatives in Central Oregon.

What to Bring

While we have the picnic shelter reserved, Alpenglow Park has beautiful open lawn  areas. We encourage folks to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets to ensure everyone has a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy the afternoon. This is a family-friendly event, so please feel free to bring the kidsโ€”the park has an incredible playground and splash pad nearby!

Please RSVP

To help our planning committee, please send your RSVPย bit.ly/4vkHKDdย with your estimated guest count by Friday, August 28, 2026. Thank you for everything you do to keep Central Oregon strong. We look forward to celebrating with you on September 7th!

In Solidarity,
Brenda Johnson, Central Oregon CLC, OR AFL-CIO, President
Thomas Tsuneta, Central Oregon CLC, OR AFL-CIO, Vice President

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