As the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day weekend offers a final chance for rest and relaxation before the full swing of fall. The federal holiday, celebrated on the first Monday of September, honors the American labor movement and its contributions to the nation's economy.
With many services adjusting their hours for the holiday on September 1, it's helpful to know what to expect. Here is a guide to what's open and closed on Labor Day 2025.
Retailers and Grocers
Many major retailers and grocery stores will be open, providing an opportunity to take advantage of Labor Day sales.
- Closed: Costco warehouses.
- Modified Hours: Aldi locations will have limited hours.
Open:
- Most major retailers like Walmart, Target, and Home Depot will be open for their regular hours.
- Grocery Stores: Trader Joe’s and all Kroger-owned stores (Kroger, Pick ‘n Save, Harris Teeter, Fred Meyer, and Ralphs) will maintain their regular hours. Whole Foods locations will generally be open, but it's best to check your local store's hours.
- Pharmacies: While many Walgreens pharmacies will be closed, the stores themselves will follow regular hours. 24-hour pharmacy locations will remain open. CVS stores and pharmacies will also be open, though hours may vary by location.
Shipping and Postal Services
- The United States Postal Service (USPS): No mail pickup or delivery.
- UPS: No pickup or delivery services. UPS Express Critical will operate as usual.
- Most FedEx services will be closed, though FedEx Custom Critical will be open. FedEx Office locations will have modified hours.
Financial Institutions
- Banks: Most banks will be closed in observance of the federal holiday. Online banking and ATMs will be available.
- Stock Market: The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed.
Government and Public Services
- Federal Offices: Federal government buildings, including the DMV, will be closed.
- State and Local Offices: State and local courts, administrative offices, and public libraries will be closed.
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