US Holidays 2025: Presidents' Day Closures
The holiday will see various institutions closed, including financial institutions and government offices, while some retailers and delivery services will operate with adjusted hours, allowing Americans to celebrate and honor the country's presidents.
Presidents' Day, celebrated on the third Monday of February, honors America's first president, George Washington, and all U.S. presidents, with this year's holiday falling on Monday, February 17, resulting in various closures across the country.
Financial services will be affected, as both the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange will not be trading on Monday, while most brick-and-mortar bank branches will be closed, except for TD Bank branches which will remain open. Online banking and ATM services will still be available for customers to access their accounts.
In the retail sector, most big box retailers and grocery stores, such as Walmart, Target, Kroger, and Costco, will be open, although it is recommended to check with local retailers and restaurants for their specific operating hours, as they may vary. Government agencies will also be impacted, with nonessential offices at all levels being closed, including DMVs, city halls, courthouses, and many libraries.
The US Postal Service will not be delivering mail on Presidents' Day, while UPS will operate as normal, and FedEx will be open with modified service. These closures and adjustments will allow Americans to observe the holiday and pay tribute to the country's presidents.
As the nation takes a moment to reflect on its history and leadership, it is essential to plan accordingly and be aware of the closures and changes in services, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable Presidents' Day for all.
