Seasonal & Holidays
Thanksgiving Grocery Store Hours In CT: Most Will Be Closed
A few grocery stores say they will be open if you need another stick of butter for your feast, but be sure and call ahead to confirm.

CONNECTICUT — Some grocery stores and pharmacies in Connecticut will open on Thanksgiving, including Stop & Shop and Rite Aid.
Many others will close, however, including Walmart and Target, both of which readjusted their holiday hours in 2021 to give employees a day off to spend with their families.
As always, if you need another pound of butter or an onion to finish cooking your Thanksgiving meal, it’s a good idea to call ahead to make sure they’re open.
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Aldi: All stores are closed.
BJ’s Wholesale Club: All stores are closed.
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Rite Aid: Most retail stores will be open, though hours vary by location, but pharmacies will be closed.
Sam’s Club: All stores are closed.
Save A Lot: Stores will be open, but hours may vary by location.
ShopRite: Stores are independently owned and operated, so it is recommended to call ahead to your preferred store to confirm hours.
Stop & Shop: Stores open regular hours.
Target: All stores are closed.
The Fresh Market: Stores will open, but hours vary by location.
Trader Joe’s: All stores are closed.
Walgreens: Most stores will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; 24-hour stores and pharmacies will be open as usual, though some pharmacies may have modified hours.
Walmart: All stores are closed.
Whole Foods: Hours vary by store.
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