Here are Houston businesses that will be open and closed in observation of the federal holiday.<\/p>\n
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HOUSTON \u2013 June 19, 2026, marks 161 years since freedom was announced for African Americans enslaved in Texas in 1865.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Below is a list of what will be closed for the holiday and what will remain open.<\/p>\n
Closed or Adjusted Hours<\/p>\n
Government Offices<\/p>\n
All federal and city offices will be closed for the holiday.<\/p>\n
Houston Public Library<\/p>\n
METRO<\/p>\n
Services operating on a normal weekday schedule:<\/p>\n
Local Bus<\/p>\n
Park & Ride Bus<\/p>\n
METRORail<\/p>\n
METRO curb2curb<\/p>\n
Community Connector<\/p>\n
HOV\/HOT Lanes<\/p>\n
Services with adjusted schedules:<\/p>\n
METROLift reservations and customer service will be closed, but Friday subscription trips will not be affected.<\/p>\n
METRO RideStore locations and METRO Lost & Found will be closed.<\/p>\n
The METRO Customer Service Call Center will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.<\/p>\n