These Major Indiana Retail Stores Will Be Closed On Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving will be here before you know it and if you're looking to get early Black Friday deals after your big meal, you might want to know which stores will be closed before you venture out.

As you know, there are stores that will be open on Thanksgiving Day, offering great discounts and sales. Personally, I have never been a fan of shopping on Thanksgiving. After eating myself into a food coma, then rushing to the store to get early deals only to wait in long lines, deal with crazy drivers, trying to find a parking spot, and finally getting inside the store only to find out what I wanted was sold out is entirely too much stress for me. I'll just shop online in my pajamas from the comfort of my own home. However, many will still be out shopping on Thanksgiving. That being said, some stores have already announced that they will not be open on Thanksgiving this year. I applaud these stores for giving their employees the day off to spend with friends and family like Thanksgiving is intended.

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So, which stores have already announced that they will be closed on Thanksgiving Day in Indiana? Let's take a look.

Retail Stores in Indiana Closed on Thanksgiving 2023

Academy Sports + Outdoors

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Aldi

Bath & Body Works

Best Buy

Burlington

Costco

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Dick's Sporting Goods

Foot Locker

Hobby Lobby

Home Depot

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HomeGoods

IKEA

JCPenney

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JOANN Fabrics

Kohl's

Lowe's

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Menard's

Michaels

Nordstrom

PetSmart

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Sam's Club

Staples

Target

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Ulta

Walmart

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As we get closer to Thanksgiving, there will probably be more stores getting added to this list. For now, these are the ones we know right now that will be closed. Oh, and don't worry, these stores WILL be open on Black Friday for you!

(H/T- Black Friday)

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