Is Target Open on Labor Day 2024?

Alexandra Foster
Alexandra FosterEditorial Assistant at The Kitchn
For the past 5+ years, I've worked in communications and managed companies' social media accounts. Before joining The Kitchn, I served as the Culinary Editorial Fellow for Food Network. My work has been published in Food Network, Whetstone Magazine, and NYU’s Bite Magazine. While working in the nonprofit world, I decided to further my education at New York University where I earned my MA in Food Studies. My aim is to highlight diverse voices in the food world through my storytelling. I am also passionate about ensuring that all people have access to food and have worked for the nonprofits Just Food and West Side Campaign Against Hunger advocating for food justice and food security. In my free time, I love trying new plant-based foods, listening to music or podcasts, going to concerts, and being in nature. I’ve also loved baking since I was a kid and find it very therapeutic, so I will jump on any chance I get to whip up a sweet treat.
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Chicago, United States - May 3, 2023: Target logo on a discount department store branch supermarket shop discounter in Chicago, United States.
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Target is one of those classic one-stop shops you can rely on to get everything from beach towels to cheesecake. If you’re soaking up the final days of summer this Labor Day, you’ll likely need to stock up on some items to celebrate the holiday whether you’re having a get-together with friends and family or are keeping it more chill and lounging at home. So will you be able to grab any last-minute needs from Target this Labor Day?

Yes, Target is open with its regular business hours of 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. You can always call and check the store location nearest you to double check. While you’re there, why not stock up on some beloved items? 

If you’re throwing a party, grab a couple of these $1 limited-edition summer seltzers. They come in rainbow sherbet and orange vanilla flavors, which could make for some fun floats or cocktails. Grab a few tubs of rainbow sherbet, add the seltzer, and then top it off with prosecco for a bubbly cocktail. Or you could make some of these delicious orange Creamsicle dream bars and serve the seltzer alongside it.

If you’re looking for some elegant-but-unbreakable glassware that you don’t have to worry about kids or pets knocking over, snag some of these $3 acrylic wine glasses. 

Joanna Gaines, queen of modern farmhouse design (and creator of some delicious recipes too), has plenty of great finds in her Hearth & Hand with Magnolia range at Target. This includes scalloped-edge dinner plates and pretty glassware, perfect for serving cocktails or ice cream sundaes. If you’ve had your eye on a Stanley cup for a while, Gaines also has some limited-edition colors in her range.  

And if you’re fully ready for summer to end and can’t wait to bring on the fall festivities, you’re in luck. These new seasonal cold foam creamers just dropped on Target shelves in pumpkin spice and peppermint mocha.