Top 5 | Nearly 50 activities for Labor Day weekend

Plus: Why Quiet Quitting is worth considering this holiday

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View on the web Got to our home page Subscribe to the Times Sept. 1 to 7, 2022 Forward this to a friend Subscribe to more newsletters It’s almost the weekend, and a long weekend for many — thanks to Labor Day on Monday. Wondering how you can make the most of the holiday? We have you covered with a guide to parties, cookouts and other festive celebrations planned around the region.   You can also check out St. Petersburg’s Vintage Marché in its new location, or hit the J.C. Newman Cigar Factory museum to admire a century-old box of Tampa-rolled cigars.   As always, check this list for even more things to do.   Cheers!   — Meaghan Habuda, mhabuda@tampabay.com 48 Labor Day weekend events in Tampa Bay We’ve got a list of things to do on your long weekend. Read more Free and cheap things to do in Tampa Bay: Free admission at Glazer Museum, Bok Tower There are deal days coming up at the children’s museum and the historic gardens in Lake Wales as well as a free monthly block party in downtown St. Petersburg. Read more Vintage Marché to move to Skyway Marina District in September The monthly shopping event is getting a new home with some added perks. Read more 116-year-old Cuesta-Rey Cigars rolled in Tampa are still smokable The box of 100 pristine cigars hand-rolled with Cuban tobacco in 1906 are on display at the J.C. Newman Cigar Factory. Read more Dunedin’s Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick, of ‘Survivor’ fame, returns to reality TV The three-time “Survivor” hopes to finally emerge victorious on USA Network’s “Snake in the Grass.” Read more DO LESS: Let’s reframe Quiet Quitting as Labor Day nears [NELVIN C. CEPEDA | The San Diego Union-Tribune] This Labor Day, columnist Stephanie Hayes is making a case for us all to consider “Quiet Quitting,” well, everything.   The phrase is typically used to refer to not going above and beyond in the workplace. But work isn’t just at the office. So, Stephanie asks, why not apply it to other corners of modern life?   “Quiet Quit the dishwasher twice a week. ... Quiet Quit dinner by boldly proclaiming Honey Nut Cheerios night. ... Co-worker suggesting happy hour under the guise of asking you to join a subcommittee, any subcommittee? In this new world, subcommittees are out. Quietly do not go!” she writes.   Click below to read Stephanie’s full column, then go do nothing for a minute. Details here Did someone forward this to you? Get Top 5 in your own inbox next time. It's free to subscribe. Sign up here. Contact us Privacy policy Terms, conditions and copyright Standard of accuracy © 2022 • All Rights Reserved Tampa Bay Times • 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 To ensure this email is delivered to your inbox, add custserv@elist.tampabay.com to your address book. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the "Arts & Entertainment" newsletter from the Tampa Bay Times. If you’d prefer not to receive updates, you can unsubscribe from this email.