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What’s opened and closed Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Trash pickup in Philadelphia will be one day late this week.

Fran DiBacco drives his 1976 Cadillac Eldoradol Convertible on South Broad Street in the annual Columbus Day Parade on Sunday.
Fran DiBacco drives his 1976 Cadillac Eldoradol Convertible on South Broad Street in the annual Columbus Day Parade on Sunday.Read moreTOM GRALISH / Staff Photographer

Monday, Oct. 11, marks both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the Philadelphia region, meaning some state and federal agencies are closed.

Here’s a list of what’s open in Pennsylvania and New Jersey:

Service
Banks
Pennsylvania
Optional
New Jersey
Optional
Service
Savings and loans
Pennsylvania
Optional
New Jersey
Optional
Service
Federal agencies
Pennsylvania
Closed
New Jersey
Closed
Service
Federal courts
Pennsylvania
Closed
New Jersey
Closed
Service
State agencies
Pennsylvania
Closed
New Jersey
Closed
Service
Local/state courts
Pennsylvania
Closed
New Jersey
Closed
Service
Liquor stores
Pennsylvania
Closed
New Jersey
Closed
Service
Postal service
Pennsylvania
Closed
New Jersey
Closed

Arraignment court at the Criminal Justice Center, 1301 Filbert St., will be open.

Philadelphia

In Philadelphia, the city no longer recognizes Columbus Day, but instead recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Here’s what is open and closed in the city:

» READ MORE: Columbus Day is now Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Here’s how that happened.

  1. Schools, public and parochial: Closed

  2. City agencies: Closed

  3. District health centers: Closed

  4. Libraries: Closed

  5. Recreation centers: Closed

  6. Trash and garbage collection: Trash and recyclables will not be picked up. Collections will be one day late the remainder of the week.

Open attractions

  1. Philadelphia Zoo

  2. Adventure Aquarium

  3. Independence Seaport Museum

  4. Independence National Historical Park

  5. Liberty Bell Center

  6. Museum of the American Revolution

  7. Philadelphia Museum of Art

Transportation

Pennsylvania: SEPTA’s Regional Rail, City and Suburban Transit lines will operate on regular weekday schedules. schedules. For information, call 215-580-7800.

New Jersey: PATCO High-Speed Line trains between Philadelphia and Lindenwold will operate on regular weekday schedules. schedules.For information, call 856-772-6900NJ Transit buses will operate on various schedules. For individual route information, call 973-275-5555.