With the holiday weekend approaching, many Americans are wondering what will and won’t be open for the Memorial Day weekend.
This includes liquor stores.
Most liquor stores are closed for Memorial Day.
Memorial Day 2022 and liquor stores
The holiday will see that state run liquor stores are closed.
Some privately owned stores will still remain open on Memorial Day.
Don’t expect to see payments hit the bank on Memorial Day
If you live near a privately owned and operated store, your best bet is to call and ask what their hours might be.
Liquor stores that will be open on Memorial Day
The following states will likely have liquor stores open for the holiday
- Iowa
- Maine
- Michigan
- Mississippi
- New Hampshire
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Vermont
- Virginia
- West Virginia
- Wyoming
What will be open for the holiday?
Some stores that sell beer or wine will still be open.
Open establishments include
- 7-Eleven
- CVS
- Publix
- Sam’s Club
- Target
- Trader Joe’s
- Walmart
- The Home Depot
Be sure to call ahead to see if hours are different due to the holiday.
Want to buy Memorial Day gifts?
On Memorial Day, which occurs on May 31st, we honor service members who have fallen while serving the nation. To celebrate the day, you may go to a memorial service or attend a parade or other public events. Whatever way you choose to celebrate Memorial Day, a celebration would not be complete without the presentation of challenge coins. The custom coins which carry sentimental value would be great gifts to descendants of the fallen soldiers, veterans, or other service members. The coins are given to an individual in order to confirm their membership in a group or organization.

In addition to liquor stores, banks, courts, libraries, USPS, FedEx, the Post Office, schools, and the stock market will be closed.
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