Here’s what’s open and closed on MLK Day 2023

The United States celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday on Monday, January 16, an official day of service and a celebration of the life and legacy of the civil rights leader.

Because MLK Day is a federal holiday first approved in 1983, government offices, services, and some businesses will be closed on Monday.

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Here’s what will be open – and closed – on January 16, 2023:

Mail delivery

Post offices will be closed on Monday, which means mail and parcels will not be delivered by the US Postal Service.

However, most FedEx services are open on January 16, as well as UPS services and offices.

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banks

The Federal Reserve is celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, which means most banks will be closed.

Banks are not required to close on public holidays, but many do. Check your local branch before visiting.

In addition, the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will be closed.

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Court and government institutions

All federal offices will be closed. However, at the state government level, some of them may still be open.

The courts are also likely to be closed. Please check with your local office before visiting.

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Retail

Most grocery stores will be open, as well as chain restaurants and large stores.

But as with other major holidays, private retailers can choose to stay open or closed or change their opening hours. Customers must contact their local destination on the Monday prior to visiting.

This story was reported from Cincinnati. Megan Ziegler contributed from Detroit.

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