The July 4th holiday is making for a different kind of day for many in 2016.

Banks (Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, HSBC), financial markets, credit unions and the stock markets will be closed in honor of the federally recognized holiday on Monday. In addition, all government offices, public libraries and superior court branches will also be closed and there will be no mail delivery service.

Retailers Open for Business

As is typically the case, most retail stores will open on Independence Day as store chains look to cash in on merchants hoping to make last minute purchases for various forms of celebrations.

Supermarkets

Walmart and Target will both be open as will such grocery store chains such as Albertson's, Kroger, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. One notable exception is Costco, which will be shuttered all day Monday.

Drugstores

All major drugstores will also be open, among them Walgreens and CVS.

Food & Gas

Most major restaurant chains will also be open on Monday, as will many local movie theatres. Patrons are advised to check company websites for specific schedules and instructions.

Most gas stations will also be open, but some are planning to close earlier than usual. In most instances, consumers using a credit or debit card will will be able to pay at the pump. As for

The few schools that remain open so late into the summer will also be closed on Monday, as will the vast majority of garbage pickup services.

Macy's Fireworks Display

As has been the case for the last several decades, the Macy's firework's display in New York City will serve as one of the day's biggest celebration events.

Related