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LIST: Breaking down what’s open and closed in Houston for Juneteenth 2026
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LIST: Breaking down what’s open and closed in Houston for Juneteenth 2026

  • June 17, 2026

Here are Houston businesses that will be open and closed in observation of the federal holiday.

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HOUSTON – June 19, 2026, marks 161 years since freedom was announced for African Americans enslaved in Texas in 1865.

June 19 has since been observed as a federal holiday known as Juneteenth and is often spent celebrating freedom and the historical significance of the date.

Below is a list of what will be closed for the holiday and what will remain open.

Closed or Adjusted Hours

Government Offices

All federal and city offices will be closed for the holiday.

Houston Public Library

METRO

Services operating on a normal weekday schedule:

Local Bus

Park & Ride Bus

METRORail

METRO curb2curb

Community Connector

HOV/HOT Lanes

Services with adjusted schedules:

METROLift reservations and customer service will be closed, but Friday subscription trips will not be affected.

METRO RideStore locations and METRO Lost & Found will be closed.

The METRO Customer Service Call Center will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information on METRO holiday schedules, click here.

Banks

Most U.S. bank branches will be closed, though ATMs, mobile apps and online banking services will remain available.

Open

Malls

Memorial City Mall

The Galleria

First Colony Mall

The Woodlands Mall

Houston Premium Outlets

Grocery Stores

H-E-B

Trader Joe’s

Kroger

Whole Foods Market

Costco

Walmart

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About the AuthorAva Popovits

Ava Popovits is a student at Texas A&M University, and is interning in the KPRC News Department. She is majoring in Communication and Journalism, and will graduate in December 2026. She is hoping to become a reporter.

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