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

CNN As Americans wrap up their summer trips and students get in the swing of a new school year Labor Day weekend can feel like the last hurrah after months of hot weather and relaxation The first Monday in September celebrates the American labor movement and the millions of workers who contribute to the US financial market The federal holiday which falls on September this year means cabinet offices and banks will be closed But plenty of stores will be open and the day off provides shopping opportunities for anyone looking to claim a Labor Day deal Although selected services vary by location here s what s open and closed on Labor Day Retail and grocers For consumers looking to do certain grocery shopping Costco warehouses will be closed Aldi locations will operate on limited hours depending on the location and majority of Whole Foods locations will be open though customers should check the hours for local stores Meanwhile Trader Joe s and stores under Kroger which include Kroger Pick n Save Harris Teeter Fred Meyer and Ralphs will operate per their usual hours Bulk major retailers like Walmart and Target will operate normally on Labor Day Home Depot will also be open for anyone looking for deals on power tools and appliances Walgreens stores will follow regular hours on Monday but the bulk of its pharmacies with the exceptions of -hour locations and select locations will be closed CVS stores and pharmacies will remain open but hours may vary by location Postal services The United States Postal System an independent federal agency will take the holiday off so it won t pick up or drop off mail UPS will also not pick up or deliver mail and locations may be closed UPS Express Critical will be operating as usual Largest part FedEx services will be closed FedEx office which offers printing services will have modified hours and FedEx Custom Critical will be open Banks The greater part banks will be closed for the federal banking holiday although online banking services and ATMs will remain open The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed Executive offices State and local courts and administrative offices will be closed Federal offices and leadership buildings like the DMV and residents libraries will also be closed