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What's open and closed in Massachusetts on Juneteenth

Thursday, June 19 marks the fourth year of Juneteenth's celebration as a federally recognized holiday in the United States. On June 19, 1865, the last enslaved African Americans in the country, who were living in Galveston, Texas, learned of their freedom from slavery two-and-a-half years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. Juneteenth was signed into law as a national holiday on June 17, 2021 by President Joe Biden. Here's a list of what is open and what is closed in Massachusetts for Juneteenth, June 19, 2025. Federal Courts: Closed State Courts: Closed Federal Offices: Closed State Offices: Closed Municipal Offices: Closed Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV): Closed Public Libraries: Closed The New York Stock Exchange and the Dow Jones: Closed Banks: Most banks will be closed, but check with your local bank. Liquor Stores: Open Cannabis Dispensaries: Massachusetts regulators don't identify specific holidays for when cannabis dispensaries must close, according to the Cannabis Control Commission. It's up to respective dispensaries to choose whether or not to be open or closed, so check with your local dispensary. Retail Stores: Most retail locations will be open, but check with your local retailer if you have concerns. Aldi: Open Auburn Mall: Open Big Y: Open Costco: Open CVS: Open Hampshire Mall: Open Holyoke Mall: Open Market Basket: Open Natick Mall: Open Price Rite: Open Safeway: Open Star Market: Open Stop & Shop: Open Target: Open Trader Joe's: Open Walgreens: Open Walmart: Open Wegmans: Open Whole Foods: Open U.S. Post Offices (USPS): Closed FedEx: Open UPS: Open Berkshire Regional Transit Authority: Regular bus service Brockton Area Transit: Saturday schedule Cape Ann Transportation Authority: Saturday schedule, Beverly Shuttle will operate normally Lowell Regional Transit Authority: Saturday schedule Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA): Regular service Merrimack Valley Transit: Saturday schedule MetroWest Regional Transit Authority: Reduced service Montachusett Regional Transit Authority: Closed Pioneer Valley Transit Authority: Regular service Southeastern Regional Transit Authority: Weekend service Worcester Regional Transit Authority: Regular service Red Sox might 'speed up' Masataka Yoshida's return after Rafael Devers trade Boston police seek man involved in hit-and-run that left victim seriously injured Red Sox' Alex Cora debunks report Rafael Devers was upset at Kristian Campbell Manny Ramirez: Red Sox disrespected 'whole fan base' with Rafael Devers trade Rafael Devers says he'll play wherever Giants want him. What changed? | Chris Cotillo Read the original article on MassLive.