Here Is a List of Businesses That Will Stay Closed on Thanksgiving Day
This year, Thanksgiving is going to look different. That’s partly because the CDC does not recommend large gatherings due to the novel coronavirus. For example, you probably won’t be heading to a big family dinner this year. Instead, you might be having dinner with your family via Zoom.
Thanksgiving is also going to be different (and at the same time more like it used to be) due to the fact that many stores are going to wait until the day after Thanksgiving to start their sales and open their doors to holiday shoppers. That’s right; many stores are going to do what they used to do and start their Black Friday sales on Black Friday.
Scroll down for a list of stores that are actually waiting until Black Friday to start their Black Friday sales. Keep in mind that at many of these locations, you will still be able to shop online on Thanksgiving Day, but the brick and mortar locations will be closed.
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Abt
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Academy Sports & Outdoor
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Ace Hardware
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Acme Tools
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at home
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Barnes & Noble
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Bath & Body Works
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Bealls
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Bed Bath & Beyond
In a press release dated August 3rd, the company announced that Bed Bath & Beyond®, buybuy BABY®, Christmas Tree Shops®, Harmon® Face Values® and Cost Plus World Market® would all be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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Best Buy
Customers can shop on the store’s app and online, but the brick-and-mortar locations will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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BJ’s.com
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Big 5 Sporting Goods
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Blain’s Farm & Fleet
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Bloomingdale’s
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Boscov’s
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Burlington
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Campmor
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Christmas Tree Shops
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Christopher & Banks
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Costco
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Craft Warehouse
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Dick’s Sporting Goods
In July, the sports store announced that they would remain closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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DSW
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Dillard’s
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Fleet Farm
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FredMeyer
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Foot Locker
The shoe retailer is keeping its doors closed on Thanksgiving in order to give its employees the day off.
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GameStop
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Guitar Center
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Half Price Books
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Harbor Freight Tools
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H E B
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Hobby Lobby
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Home Depot
This is not new news for Home Depot which is usually closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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IKEA
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JCPenney
On August 3rd, the company made the official announcement that they would be closed on Thanksgiving. “This year, we have made the decision to close our stores on Thanksgiving Day in honor of our dedicated associates and customers to allow them to stay safe, relax, and enjoy the day with loved ones.”
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Joann
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Jos. A. Bank
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Kohl’s
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LaZBoy
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Macy’s
In a press release on September 14, the department store announced that their stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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Menards
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Micro Center
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Music & Arts
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Navy Exchange
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Neiman Marcus
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Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack
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Northern Tool & Equipment
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Office Depot and Office Max
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P.C. Richard & Son
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Pet Supplies Plus
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Petsmart
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Petco
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Publix
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REI
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Sears Outlet
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Sportsman’s Warehouse
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Staples
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Sur la Table
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Target
You can still shop at Target online, but the retailer is staying closed to encourage employees and shoppers to stay home with their families.
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the paper store
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Tractor Supply Store
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TrueValue
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Ulta
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Under Armour
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Walmart and Sam’s Club
In a statement, John Furner, the president and CEO of Walmart US, said, “We know this has been a trying year, and our associates have stepped up. We hope they will enjoy a special Thanksgiving Day at home with their loved ones.”
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West Marine
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World Market