Community Corner
What's Open, What's Closed on Labor Day in Boston?
A quick guide to what's happening in the city Monday.
Need a cup of coffee, a quick meal or a last-minute gift this weekend, but don’t know what’s open? Here’s information on the city of Boston for Labor Day - Monday, Sep. 2.
- Municipal Offices: CLOSED (including City Hall, libraries, community centers and indoor pools)
- Parking & Driving: Meters are FREE. Other parking rules remain in effect. The Transportation Department has issued a Traffic & Parking Advisory related to Student Move-In for Allston-Brighton, Fenway and Mission Hill neighborhoods.
- Trash & Recycling Collection: ONE Day late for remainder of week (except Boston Proper, Roxbury, Charlestown and South Boston)
- Tow Lot: Open Monday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Street Sweeping: No Monday daytime cleaning (overnight midnight - 7 a.m. arterials expected).
- MBTA: Operating on a Sunday schedule. See www.mbta.com for details.
If you know of any other business' hours, please add them in the comments.
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