After covid hiatus in 2020, Labor United returns to Northmoreland Park

After being canceled in 2020 because of the covid pandemic, the two-day Labor United Celebration began Sunday at Nortmoreland Park in Allegheny Township. It continues and concludes on Monday.

Tristan Aumer, of Alberton, fries funnel cakes in his trailer, The Funnel Cake Shoppe, during the Labor United Celebration at Northmoreland Park in Allegheny Township on Sunday.

Noah Cooper, 5, of Arnold and McKenna Ramey, 3, of West Leechburg met on a car ride at the Labor United Celebration in Northmoreland Park on Sunday.

Crowds gathered under the Big Top for the Zerbini Family Circus at the Labor United Celebration in Northmoreland Park on Sunday. Showtimes on Monday are at noon, 3:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.

Players gather under a pavilion for bingo, a popular activity at the Labor United Celebration that started Sunday at Northmoreland Park. It contnues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday.

Games and rides for kids are featured at the Labor United Celebration at Nortmoreland Park in Allegheny Township on Sunday.

“Kids always win” at the duck pond game, one of many at the Labor United Celebration at Northmoreland Park in Allegheny Township on Sunday.

Keith Dziobak, in the front, and Willie Weber, in the back, prepare baskets of Arnold No. 2’s famous french fries during the first day of the Labor United Celebration in Northmoreland Park on Sunday. The department expects to cook up two tons of fries, which can be dressed with cheese, gravy, vinegar and seasoned salt.

A rock climbing wall is among the attractions at the Labor United Festival in Northmoreland Park in Allegheny Township on Sunday.