Are you a frequent Lowe’s shopper? Then this information is for you! The popular retail chain has announced that it will close all of its stores in the United States. According to the company, the closures will happen on Sunday, April 20.
But don’t worry! Before you panic and start running around wondering where you’re going to shop now, you should know that these closures are not permanent—they will only last 24 hours. So take a deep breath. Here’s why the stores will close.
Why will Lowe’s stores close?
In a statement, the company explained that all stores will close to observe Easter Sunday, allowing both customers and employees to spend the holiday with their loved ones.
When will Lowe’s stores close?
All Lowe’s stores will be closed on Sunday, April 20. The closure will begin at 10 p.m. local time on Saturday, April 19, and operations will resume at 6 a.m. local time on Monday, April 21. If you need to shop on Easter Sunday, you can still do so through Lowe’s website.
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Easter isn’t the only holiday when the company closes, as Lowe’s also shuts down for other holidays, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Other stores, like Sam’s Club and Costco, are also expected to close on Easter.
Lowe’s Spring Offers
With the arrival of spring, Lowe’s has also rolled out SpringFest, an event where customers can find promotions, discounts, and exclusive brands across various product categories. Some of the offers include:
Lawn & Garden
- 5 for $10 Sta-Green Premium Color 2-Cu. Ft. Mulch (offer valid 4/3 – 4/16)
- Up to $10 off select Sta-Green Lawn Care products (offer valid 3/20/25 – 4/2/25)
- Save up to 20% off select Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed (offer valid 3/20/25 – 4/2/25)
Seasonal & Outdoor Living
- Save $50 on EGO Power+ Cordless Push Mower (offer valid 3/20/25 – 4/2/25)
- Save $50 on Char-Broil Performance Series 4 Burner Gas Grill (offer valid 4/3/25 – 4/7/25)
- Save $40 on EGO Power+ 56V Battery Handheld Leaf Blower 2.5 Ah (offer valid 3/20/25 – 4/16/25)
- FREE Select EGO 56-volt Battery with Purchase of Select Leaf Blower, String Trimmer, or Mower (offer valid 3/20/25 – 4/2/25)
Appliances
- Save up to 40% on select major appliances (offer valid 3/20/25 – 4/16/25)
Paint
- Buy 2, Get 1 FREE on select Exterior Paint and Stain via mail-in rebate (offer valid 4/3/25 – 4/16/25)
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With SpringFest, MyLowe’s Rewards and MyLowe’s Pro Rewards members can save early and access exclusive deals and products in stores and online in regions experiencing spring earlier in the year. Signing up is quick and easy and gives you instant access to great savings throughout the season.
Customers who open and use a new MyLowe’s Rewards Credit Card will also save 20% on their eligible purchase, up to a maximum discount of $100. Additionally, both professionals and homeowners with the card can save 5% on eligible purchases every day and get a free upgrade in the rewards program to Silver Key or Platinum Pro status, along with free shipping.
Lowe’s History
Lowe’s Companies, Inc. is a well-known home improvement retail chain founded in the early 1920s in the United States by Lucie Lowe. After her passing, the company was passed on to her family, and in 1946, the decision was made to focus all Lowe’s stores exclusively on home improvement products.
The company’s expansion began in 1961 when it went public and already had 21 stores operating across the country. Today, Lowe’s handles approximately 16 million transactions weekly nationwide. During fiscal year 2024, its total sales surpassed $83 billion, and the company operates over 1,700 home improvement stores, employing around 300,000 people.
Headquartered in Mooresville, North Carolina, Lowe’s is also deeply committed to the communities it serves, implementing programs that aim to create safe, affordable housing, improve public spaces, promote the development of future skilled professionals, and provide assistance in emergency situations to vulnerable communities.
