In 2025, Easter Sunday falls on April 20th, and many national retailers adjust their operations for the holiday. According to the National Retail Federation, Easter celebrations involve significant consumer spending. This year, it is estimated that people spent approximately $23.6 billion on Easter festivities, surpassing the $22.4 billion spent in the previous year and nearing the record $24 billion from 2023. Popular purchases included candy, food, gifts, decorations, and clothing. Shoppers collectively spent $7.4 billion on food, $3.8 billion on gifts, $3.5 billion on clothing, $3.3 billion on candy, $1.9 billion on flowers, and $1.7 billion on decorations.
Here’s a guide to which retailers are open or closed on Easter: Walmart remains open, while Target is closed. Trader Joe’s operates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Kroger maintains regular hours. Home Depot is open, but Lowe’s is closed. Bass Pro Shop continues its operations. Dollar General and Dollar Tree are open as well. CVS and Walgreens will be open, though pharmacy hours might differ; it’s advisable to check ahead for a full schedule.
Retailers and grocery stores that will be closed on Easter Sunday include Aldi, Belk, Best Buy, Burlington, Costco, Dick’s Sporting Goods, HomeGoods, JCPenney, Kohl’s, Macy’s, Marshall’s, Michael’s, Publix, Sam’s, and TJ Maxx.
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