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List of Stores Closed on Thanksgiving Day 2024

TSP Staff By TSP Staff Last updated: November 27, 2024 4 Min Read
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There was a time when Thanksgiving Day meant major retail outlets were closed for the day. That’s no longer the case. Even though it only started three years ago with a few retailers making the decision to open their doors on Thanksgiving Day to get an early jump on the holiday shopping season, it’s now becoming the norm. Since then, more and more retailers are following the trend. So if you are a looking for a list of stores closed on thanksgiving, here it is.

Why Are More Stores Open On Thanksgiving?

There are two arguments to this trend, with both sides looking at the issue quite differently. The stores which open on Thanksgiving Day (also called Gray Thursday or Black Thursday) argue consumers like to have an extra day to shop for the holiday season which gives them more flexibility.  They also argue that if their competitors are open for the day, and they fail to follow suit, they will lose sales to them. In fact, for many retailers, Thanksgiving Day has become the new Black Friday when the best deals will be available.

On the other side, those who advocate retailers should remain closed argue Thanksgiving is a holiday about family and thankfulness and should be spent with family. Retailers who open stores on this day are keeping their employees away from their families because they have to work. They also note that being open on Thanksgiving doesn’t actually increase overall holiday sales for the retailers, but simply displaces sales which consumers would have made on Black Friday or some other later date. In other words, Thanksgiving sales don’t generate more overall sales, but instead come at the expense of other shopping days. 

Stores Closed on Thanksgiving

Although the trend is for stores to open on Thanksgiving Day, even if it’s only for a few hours, there are some retailers who still refuse to follow suit. In fact, they are some of the biggest cheerleaders in trying to shame those retailers who do open for Gray Thursday. Below you’ll find a list of 50 stores (and counting) which have announced they will remain closed on Thanksgiving to give their employees the day off with their families.

  1. Small Independent Local Shops
  2. Apple Stores
  3. Barnes & Noble
  4. Bed, Bath and Beyond
  5. BJ’s Wholesale Club
  6. Burlington Coat Factory
  7. Costco Warehouse
  8. Crate & Barrel
  9. Dillard’s
  10. Designer Shoe Warehouse (DSW)
  11. Guitar Center
  12. H&M
  13. Half Price Books
  14. Harbor Freight
  15. Hobby Lobby
  16. HomeGoods (varies depending on the store) 
  17. Home Depot  
  18. Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts 
  19. Lowe’s
  20. Marshalls  
  21. Menards
  22. Mills Fleet Farm
  23. Nordstrom
  24. Northern Tool 
  25. Office Depot and Office Max
  26. Patagonia 
  27. Pep Boys
  28. Petco
  29. Petsmart (except dog and cat hotels)
  30. REI
  31. Sam’s Club
  32. Sam Ash 
  33. Sportsman’s Warehouse
  34. Staples 
  35. TJ Maxx

If you know of another store that will remain closed on Thanksgiving Day, please leave the name of the retailer in the comments so we can add it to this growing list of stores that won’t be open on November 28, 2024.

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