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Costco, Trader Joe’s and other stores that will be closed on Thanksgiving

12 Nov 2019
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skynesher/iStock(NEW YORK) — While some stores will lure shoppers in early with serious sales and staff up ahead of Black Friday, other retailers are giving staff a chance to enjoy their Thanksgiving.

In an effort to place an emphasis on the true meaning on the holiday that’s typically spent with friends, family and food — stores have flipped the script ahead of the busy shopping season for consumers and employees alike.

Here is a roundup of the major retailers that will not be open on Turkey Day, according to their site’s listed store hours and help desks.

Grocery Stores

    Aldi
    BJ’s
    Costco
    Eataly
    Publix
    Sam’s Club
    Trader Joe’s

Clothing

    Ann Taylor
    Burlington Coat Factory
    Marshalls
    Neiman Marcus
    Nordstrom
    Stein Mart
    T.J.Maxx

Furniture and Home

    Bob’s Discount Furniture
    The Container Store
    Crate & Barrel
    Hobby Lobby
    HomeGoods
    Lowe’s
    Pier 1

Other

    Barnes and Noble
    JO-ANN
    Menards
    Office Depot
    OfficeMax
    Petco
    Petsmart
    REI

In years past, the following stores have also shut their doors on the holiday, but have yet to confirm their hours for Nov. 28.

Cost Plus World Market
H&M
Home Depot
Ikea
Staples
Sur La Table

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