Is Dollar General Open on Easter This Year?

Alexandra Foster
Alexandra FosterEditorial Assistant, The Kitchn
Alexandra Foster is the Editorial Assistant for The Kitchn. She is passionate about highlighting diverse voices in the food world through her storytelling. Her work has previously appeared in Food Network, Whetstone Magazine, and NYU’s Bite Magazine. In her free time, she loves trying new plant-based foods, baking, listening to music or podcasts, and being in nature.
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Leesport, PA, USA - June 14, 2018: Dollar General is an American chain of variety stores Headquartered in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, Dollar General operates over 16,500 stores.
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Easter has sprung upon us once again this year, and it’s time to get your festivities in order. Whether your morning starts off with a delicious brunch or you gather around the table for dinner, there are a lot of yummy things to be had. Yet as we know, things come up so you may need to run out to the store to grab a few last-minute ingredients. 

Maybe you decided to go rogue and make this Polish Easter babka but realize you forgot the yeast. Or maybe you’re making this strawberry dutch baby for brunch but all the strawberries you bought a few days ago have already gone bad. Or maybe you’ve used up all your eggs for other recipes and now you’re running low on the ones you needed to make those signature deviled eggs. 

Whatever the case may be, Dollar General is here to fulfill all your needs. They will be open on Easter Sunday operating with normal hours, so there’s no need to worry about having to run out to the store early before it closes.

In addition to snagging groceries, you can find plenty of other gems that’ll make your Easter spectacular. If you’re looking to spruce up your Easter baskets (no they’re not just for kids), this adorable $5 fruit butter dish would make a great addition. You could also stash in a few of these dish scrubbers that come in cute fruit patterns like strawberries, blueberries, and lemons. 

Sick of the same old decor you’ve been putting out year after year and looking to spruce up your tablescape? No need to splurge. Grab these pretty $2 glasses that look far more expensive than they are. Another great find are these $1 glass bowls that are perfect for setting out Easter candy or dying stations for your Easter egg decorating party. You could even get these adorable embossed glass mugs to match, as they come in a similar array of colors.