As Thanksgiving approaches, many are wondering what will be open and closed on Thursday, November 28. Here's a breakdown of what to expect:
Retail:
Several major retailers have decided to keep their doors closed on Thanksgiving this year. Target, Walmart, and Best Buy will all remain closed on the holiday. Macy's, Nordstrom, and Kohl's will also be closed on Thanksgiving but will reopen on Black Friday for eager shoppers.
Grocery Stores:
If you need to make a last-minute grocery run, keep in mind that Kroger stores will have varying hours, with most closing early. Stores under Albertsons Companies, such as Safeway and ACME, will be open but with adjusted hours. Whole Foods will also be open on Thanksgiving with modified hours. However, Trader Joe's and Aldi will be closed for the day. Warehouse stores like Sam's Club and Costco will also not be open on Thanksgiving.
Government Offices:
Since Thanksgiving is a government holiday, federal offices, courts, and post offices will be closed. Other government institutions, including the DMV and libraries, will also be closed for the day.
Banking:
Most bank branches will be closed on Thanksgiving, but online banking services and ATMs will still be available for customers' convenience.
Postal Services:
If you're expecting a package, you may have to wait until the day after Thanksgiving. The US Postal Service, UPS, and FedEx will be closed on the holiday. However, UPS Express Critical and FedEx Custom Critical services will still be operational. Limited UPS stores will also be open for any urgent needs.
As you plan your Thanksgiving activities, be sure to take note of what will be open and closed to avoid any surprises. Whether you're looking to shop, run errands, or simply relax at home, knowing the holiday schedule will help you make the most of your Thanksgiving Day.
