The traditional bonfire celebration on Ljubljana's Rožnik Hill stressed the importance of workers' solidarity and equality.
Today, Slovenia woke up to traditional brass band playing, known as May 1st wake-up call and a tribute to workers.
Labour Day events have been taking place in many other cities and towns across the country. As part of the Nova Gorica-Gorizia European Capital of Culture, a Walk of Friendship will take place in the two towns today.
In her Labour Day message, President Nataša Pirc Musar emphasized the importance of respecting all professions.
May 1st and May 2nd are both work-free holidays in Slovenia.