Today is Labor Day—a day that honors the labor movement and workers across America. As it’s a federal holiday, many people will be taking the day off to spend time with their families and watch parades.
But does this holiday extend to retailers? Newsweek has provided a comprehensive guide to store opening hours on Labor Day.
Is Target open on Labor Day?
Target, which currently has massive savings for its Labor Day weekend sale, is open nationalwide. Check the Target website to see the exact opening hours for your local store as times may be adjusted for the holiday.
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Is Publix open on Labor Day?
Publix is open as usual, according to its website. Check the Publix website for exact times for your local store.
Is CVS open on Labor Day?
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CVS stores are generally open all year round, including Labor Day. But you might need to check ahead to see the exact opening hours of your local store.
Is Walmart open on Labor Day?
Walmart stores across the U.S. will be open as usual. Walmart also has massive Labor Day savings on goods so make the most of your trip.
Some stores have adjusted hours due to the holiday and the coronavirus pandemic. Check the Walmart store finder to see if your local store is open.
What else is open on Labor Day?
Some stores will remain open for the federal holiday but could have adjusted hours.
Sam’s Club is open to all members on Labor Day, with store hours being 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. according to its website. Home Depot will be open for Labor Day, though it is worth checking with your local store on their opening hours. The home improvement store also has savings available both online and in stores for The Home Depot Labor Day 2020 celebration.
Stores that are expected to be open, albeit perhaps with different hours, include Best Buy, 7-Eleven, Dick’s Sporting Goods, J.C. Penney, Kmart, Lowe’s, Macy’s, Walgreens, Safeway, and Whole Foods Market.
Make sure you check out your local store’s Labour Day sales as you might be able to make the most of big discounts and freebies during your shopping trip.
During the coronavirus outbreak, stores have also been offering curbside pick-up for customers who do not want to enter the store if they are vulnerable to illness. It is worth calling ahead to your local retailer to see if they are offering this service on Labor Day.
