Labor Day 2023: What’s open, what’s closed on the holiday

Unions hold annual Labor Day parade In Southern California File photo. A member of Sheet Metal Workers Local 105 walks in the annual Labor Day Parade hosted by the Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor Labor Coalition on September 5, 2022 in Wilmington, California. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images/Getty Images)

By Debbie Lord, Cox Media Group National Content Desk

While stores offer sales on Monday, other businesses and government agencies will take the day off.

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Here is a list of what is open and what will be closed on Labor Day.

Open

  • Retail stores: Most retail stores are open with regular store hours.
  • Grocery stores: Most will be open. Some may close early.
  • National parks: Most National Parks across the US are open, though some are closed today. Check here to make sure the park you want to visit is open.
  • Restaurants: Most restaurants are open. Check with your local restaurant for special hours.
  • FedEx: FedEx services will be available on Labor Day.

Closed

  • Government services: Local, state and federal government agencies will be closed.
  • Libraries: Libraries will be closed.
  • Banks: Banks and credit unions will be closed.
  • Post office: Your local Post Office will be closed, and no mail will be delivered.
  • UPS: There will be no pickup or delivery or open stores on Labor Day.