What's open and closed today — and tomorrow?

Page last rebuilt August 26, 2026 (UTC) · it carries the 2026 and 2027 dates.

Eight signs, and every one of them reads the clock on the device you are holding — open this page on a holiday morning and the signs have already flipped. Underneath them is tomorrow, which is the other half of the question people actually ask.

Banks

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

Mail

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

Stock Market

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

UPS

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

FedEx

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

Federal Offices

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

Trash Pickup

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

Schools

Today

Open or closed? See the full schedule.

And tomorrow?

Tomorrow, everywhere at once
Where Date Status What that means
Banks Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
Mail Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
Stock Market Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
UPS Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
FedEx Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
Federal Offices Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
Trash Pickup Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.
Schools Open or closed? Your browser fills this in.

One question at a time

Four of these come up far more than the rest, and each has a page that answers only that — today, tomorrow, and the days right after.

The questions people type

Are banks open today?

Banks keep ordinary hours every weekday except the holidays on the Federal Reserve schedule. Many branches also keep Saturday-morning hours, and almost all are closed Sunday. The bank sign at the top of this page reads the clock on your device and says which kind of day today is.

Are the markets open today?

The New York Stock Exchange trades 9:30am to 4pm Eastern on weekdays, except the closings on its own calendar, and it ends a few sessions early at 1pm ET — the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve among them. Market days and times are Eastern Time, so the market sign on this page runs on ET rather than on your own time zone.

Is mail delivered today?

The Postal Service delivers Monday through Saturday and closes on all eleven federal holidays — no delivery, no retail windows. Sunday has no regular delivery in the first place. The mail sign on this page says which of those today is.

Is the DMV open today?

That depends on your state — driver licensing is run state by state, and each state sets its own closing days on top of the federal list. The DMV page here says which states close for which holiday.

Are banks open tomorrow?

The tomorrow table on this page answers it for banks, mail, the markets, the carriers, federal offices, trash pickup and schools at once — it reads your own date, so "tomorrow" means tomorrow whenever you open the page.

Two clocks are at work here. The signs and the next-few-days table read the clock on the device you are holding, so they are right whenever you open this page. The stamp above is the other one: the day this page itself was last rebuilt, in UTC. Nothing on this page is frozen to that date.