What's Open, Closed in Boston on President's Day?

Find out what offices and businesses are closed due to the holiday.

Posted Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 12:00 pm ET

Presidents' Day is observed Monday, Feb. 17. Here's a handy list of what's open (and closed) during the holiday in Boston:

Retail stores: Most open.
Supermarkets and liquor stores: Open.
Convenience stores: Open.
Bars and restaurants: Open.
Stock market: Closed.
Municipal offices: Closed (including City Hall, public schools, libraries, and community centers).
Banks: Closed.
Libraries: Closed.
Schools: Closed.
Post office: Closed.
MBTA: Operating on a Saturday schedule.
Municipal Tow Lot: Closed, reopens Tuesday at 7 a.m.
Trash & Recycling: One day late for the remainder of week except Boston Proper, Roxbury, South Boston, Charlestown; see schedule for full details.
Street Cleaning: No Monday daytime street cleaning (except overnight cleaning between 12:01 and 7 a.m. on posted arterials).
Parking Meters: Free, time limit is not in effect. All other parking rules remain in effect.
Tow Lot: Closed, will reopen at 7 a.m. Tuesday (kiosks open 24 hours for cash, Visa, or MasterCard payments).

Know of someplace that's closed today, or somewhere that's open with a special Presidents Day event or sale going on? Tell us in the comments.

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