9 reasons to Laborstay this weekend
There’s plenty to keep busy on campus this weekend, from an uptown Towson block party to the Laborstay carnival
By Rebecca Kirkman on August 28, 2019

You survived the first week of the fall term—now it’s time to relax and hang out with friends new and old over Labor Day weekend.
With more than 15 events happening on campus throughout the long weekend, there’s no reason to leave. The Office of Student Activities has planned four days full of activities for the campus community, from soaking up the end-of-summer sun (hello, Hammock Hangout) to showing Tiger pride at athletic events and viewing parties.
We’ve highlighted nine can’t-miss events happening this weekend. Download the TU Events app or visit the master events calendar for even more.
Friday, August 30
Drag Bingo
6 p.m. – 8 p.m., Chesapeake Ballrooms
Baltimore activist and drag performer Shawnna Alexander will host an evening of bingo,
brought to you by the Office of Student Activities and the Center for Student Diversity.
Food Crawl to Feet on the Street
6 p.m., Freedom Square
Heading to Feet on the Street, a concert and block party in uptown Towson? Why not
start with a food crawl brought to you by the Office of Civic Engagement & Social Responsibility, stopping at several local restaurants on the way to the block party. Tours will
leave Freedom Square starting at 6 p.m. Bring an appetite!
TU Night at Feet on the Street
7 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., Allegheny Avenue
Take over Allegheny Avenue in uptown Towson with the Office of Civic Engagement &
Social Responsibility for this weekly summer concert series. Hear music from the Sagamore
Band and expect a special appearance from the TU Marching Band.
Laborstay Late Night Party
9 p.m. – 1 a.m., West Village Commons Ballrooms
Don’t let the party stop after Feet on the Street. Ring in the new term with this
free back to school celebration from Fraternity and Sorority Life and Campus Activities Board.
Saturday, August 31
Laborstay Carnival
4 p.m. – 8 p.m., West Village Lawn
Join the Office of Student Activities and Campus Activities Board for a carnival on
the lawn of West Village Commons. There will be games and free food!
Sunday, September 1
Bashment
6 p.m. – 11 p.m., Lot 26 (West Village Commons, if raining)
Don’t miss the Caribbean Student Association’s biggest event of the fall term, featuring Caribbean music and food.
Movie Night: “Us”
7 p.m., University Union 314
Join the Office of Student Activities and Housing and Residence Life for a showing of “Us,” director Jordan Peele’s second feature film. Snacks and giveaways
provided!
Monday, September 2
S’mores Outdoors
4 p.m. – 7 p.m., Glen Arboretum
Participate in fun activities to collect your s’mores ingredients and learn about
fall Outdoor Adventures events in the process.
Block Show and Stroll Competition
4 p.m. – 7 p.m., Lot 26 (West Village Commons, if raining)
Chow down on free food and get to know TU’s multicultural fraternities and sororities
as groups perform and network with new students at this annual event from Fraternity
and Sorority Life.