
Check out what opens and closes in the city during the November 2nd holiday
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All Souls' Day is a national holiday celebrated annually on November 2 in Brazil.
The All Souls' Day holiday is celebrated next Monday (2). In Caruaru, in Agreste de Pernambuco, the date causes changes in the opening hours of shopping centers, street commerce and services. Essential services will operate normally.
Check out what opens and closes on All Souls' Day in Caruaru
Street commerce: According to the Caruaru Commerce Shopkeepers Union, companies that comply with the rules and request authorization will be able to operate normally.
Shopping Difusora: The shopping center in the Maurício de Nassau neighborhood will open during special hours. The shops, kiosks and food court will open from 11am to 8pm. Detran, Lottery and Bank services will be closed. The gym will be open from 8am to 6pm. Cinemas will operate according to the session time.
Caruaru Shopping: The shopping center in the Indianópolis neighborhood will open during special hours. Shops, kiosks and services open from 10am to 10pm. The gym will operate at reduced hours, from 7am to 7pm. The food court opens from 1am and closes at 10pm. The supermarket and leisure areas are open during normal hours. Cinemas operate according to session times.
Post Office: On Monday (2), post offices are closed. Operations return to normal on Tuesday (3).
Banks: Bank branches are also not open. The Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban) advises customers to preferably use digital channels, such as banks' websites and applications, to make transfers and pay bills.
Upcoming public holidays in 2026
After Monday (2), All Souls' Day, the month of November still has two other commemorative dates. The last two months of the year have three national holidays, namely:
November 15th – Proclamation of the Republic (Sunday)
November 20th — Black Awareness Day (Friday)
December 25th — Christmas (Friday)

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