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Presidents' Day 2018: Is Starbucks Open Today?

Craving a venti vanilla latte or soothing iced chai this Presidents' Day?

If that's the case, you're in luck. Most Starbucks will be open on Presidents' Day 2018. Starbucks is open on many holidays, including New Year's Day, MLK Day, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day and Good Friday, according to Holiday Shopping Hours. 


Before heading out for that butterscotch latte, however, you should double check the schedule of your local Starbucks by clicking here.

Is Dunkin' Donuts Open on Presidents' Day?

If you're craving some Dunkin' Donuts instead, you're still in luck. Most Dunkin' Donuts chains will also be operating during normal hours today.

Once again, double check the schedule of your local Dunkin' by clicking here.

Dunkin' Donuts Open on Presidents Day 2018

If your coffee buzz is giving you an itch to shop, you'll be happy to hear that most department stores will be open on Presidents' Day. Many offer great Presidents' Day sales. Fortune reports that Best Buy is offering a 35% discount on most major appliances and free shipping on items over $399.

Overstock is also offering a great deal with up to 70% off. Target, too, will be having great deals for online users. Fortune recommends using the code 'GEORGE' to get 30% off home items.

Presidents' Day History

Presidents Day honors past and current presidents of the US. The holiday is also referred to as Washington's Birthday and pays homage to the first President's life and work. According to Time and Date, some states emphasize celebrating Abe Lincoln. His birthday was not far from Washington's.

Most businesses (including retail stores) are open as usual on President's Day. Federal banks and many local banks will be closed. USPS will not deliver mail, but UPS and FedEx will operate on normal schedules.

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