Here's what's open and closed on Labor Day 2025

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Here's what's open and closed on Labor Day 2025

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Labor Day 2025: What's Open and What's Shut Down?

As the hot summer days come to an end and students start another academic year, the long Labor Day weekend offers a perfect chance for a final summer celebration. This special Monday in September is dedicated to the millions of hardworking individuals who keep our nation's economy running.

This national holiday, which falls on the first Monday of September, signifies a day off for many, including government offices and banks. Yet, it's a golden opportunity for those who fancy a bit of shopping, as several stores will stay open, offering deals specifically for Labor Day.

While some services may differ across locations, here's a rundown of what will be open and closed on Labor Day 2025:

Retail and Grocery Stores

If you're planning to stock your fridge, note that some large wholesale warehouses will be closed. However, most organic food marketplaces will remain open, though you might want to verify the timings for your local store.

Supermarkets such as those under the umbrella of a well-known grocery store chain, including Pick ‘n Save, Fred Meyer, and Ralphs, will continue to operate as usual.

Major retailers, including those known for their affordable prices and department stores with a red bullseye logo, will keep their doors open on Labor Day. If you're in the market for power tools or appliances, home improvement stores will be open for business as well.

Pharmacy chains will maintain regular hours on Labor Day, although most of their in-house pharmacies will be closed, except for 24-hour outlets and select locations. Meanwhile, other pharmacy stores will stay open, but timings might differ from place to place.

Postal Services

The United States Postal Service, a standalone federal entity, will observe the holiday, which means no mail pickups or deliveries.

Similarly, the brown package delivery company will take a break from picking up or delivering mail, and some of its locations could be closed. However, its critical express service will continue to function.

Most services provided by the courier giant known for its overnight shipping will be suspended. However, its office service, which provides printing services, will operate with adjusted hours. Its custom critical service will also remain open.

Banks

Given that it's a federal banking holiday, most banks will not be open. However, online banking services and ATMs will be accessible.

Notably, the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will take a day off as well.

Government Offices

State and local courts along with administrative offices will observe the holiday. Similarly, federal offices and public buildings, such as the DMV and public libraries, will also remain closed for the day.

 
Labor Day 2025: What's Open and What's Shut Down?

As the hot summer days come to an end and students start another academic year, the long Labor Day weekend offers a perfect chance for a final summer celebration. This special Monday in September is dedicated to the millions of hardworking individuals who keep our nation's economy running.

This national holiday, which falls on the first Monday of September, signifies a day off for many, including government offices and banks. Yet, it's a golden opportunity for those who fancy a bit of shopping, as several stores will stay open, offering deals specifically for Labor Day.

While some services may differ across locations, here's a rundown of what will be open and closed on Labor Day 2025:

Retail and Grocery Stores

If you're planning to stock your fridge, note that some large wholesale warehouses will be closed. However, most organic food marketplaces will remain open, though you might want to verify the timings for your local store.

Supermarkets such as those under the umbrella of a well-known grocery store chain, including Pick ‘n Save, Fred Meyer, and Ralphs, will continue to operate as usual.

Major retailers, including those known for their affordable prices and department stores with a red bullseye logo, will keep their doors open on Labor Day. If you're in the market for power tools or appliances, home improvement stores will be open for business as well.

Pharmacy chains will maintain regular hours on Labor Day, although most of their in-house pharmacies will be closed, except for 24-hour outlets and select locations. Meanwhile, other pharmacy stores will stay open, but timings might differ from place to place.

Postal Services

The United States Postal Service, a standalone federal entity, will observe the holiday, which means no mail pickups or deliveries.

Similarly, the brown package delivery company will take a break from picking up or delivering mail, and some of its locations could be closed. However, its critical express service will continue to function.

Most services provided by the courier giant known for its overnight shipping will be suspended. However, its office service, which provides printing services, will operate with adjusted hours. Its custom critical service will also remain open.

Banks

Given that it's a federal banking holiday, most banks will not be open. However, online banking services and ATMs will be accessible.

Notably, the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will take a day off as well.

Government Offices

State and local courts along with administrative offices will observe the holiday. Similarly, federal offices and public buildings, such as the DMV and public libraries, will also remain closed for the day.

Always interesting to see which places choose to stay open on holidays like this. I appreciate the heads-up about pharmacy counters—could be a headache if you need a prescription filled in a hurry. The note about home improvement stores is helpful too; those sales can be tempting if you've got a project in mind. Was curious if anyone knows about