It’s Christmas Day! Time to open presents, be with loved ones and celebrate the beauty of giving. Even on Christmas, there are still a few places you can go for last-minute provisions. But can you go to the bank or post office or catch a bus?

Here’s what is open and closed on Dec. 25, 2024.

Government

City and town offices: Closed

State offices: Closed

Registry of Motor Vehicles: Closed

State and local courts: Closed

Federal courts: Closed

Finance

Banks: Closed. Most ATMs will remain open.

Stock market: Both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are closed.

Alcohol and recreational drugs

Liquor stores: Open

Cannabis dispensaries: Massachusetts regulators don’t identify specific holidays when cannabis dispensaries must close, according to the Cannabis Control Commission. It’s up to the respective cannabis store as to whether they choose to be open or closed on Christmas Day.

Convenience stores and gas stations

Gas stations are allowed to be open on holidays, according to Massachusetts labor laws.

The following gas stations and adjoining convenience stores should be open on Christmas:

• BP 
• Citgo
• Circle K
• Cumberland Farms 
• Exxon Mobil 
• Gulf
• Irving Oil 
• Neon Marketplace 
• Season’s Corner Market
• Sunoco
• Shell
• Speedway 
• 7-Eleven

Shopping

Auburn Mall: Closed

Holyoke Mall: Closed

Hampshire Mall: Closed

Eastfield Mall: Closed

Natick Mall: Closed

Big Y: Closed

Stop & Shop: Closed

Market Basket: Closed

Price Rite: Closed

Star Market: Closed

Walmart: Closed

Target: Closed

Wegmans: Closed

Safeway: Open

Costco: Closed

CVS: Open

Walgreens: Closed

Aldi: Closed

Whole Foods: Closed

Trader Joe’s: Closed

Parcel services

Post offices: Closed

FedEx: Closed

UPS: Closed

Transportation

Lowell RTA: Lowell RTA will be closed

MBTA: Subway, bus and The RIDE will run on a Sunday schedule. Meanwhile, the Commuter Rail will run on a weekend schedule.

Merrimack Valley RTA: Buses won’t be running

MetroWest RTA: Buses won’t be running

Pioneer Valley Transit Authority: Buses won’t be running

Worcester RTA: Buses won’t be running

An off-duty police sergeant was allegedly assaulted by a “belligerent” woman during a road rage incident in the days before Christmas, police said.

Randolph woman Vashiyra Mason, 20, was arrested and charged by Stoughton Police after allegedly striking the off-duty cop’s vehicle and assaulting him.

Stoughton police officers responded to the area of 278 Washington St. for a report of a disturbance on Sunday at about 1:06 p.m.

An off-duty Stoughton police sergeant had called the station and reported that he was following a vehicle that side-swiped his car and left the scene.

Mason had allegedly driven into the oncoming traffic lane and around the off-duty officer’s vehicle on Pine Street, and side-swiped the front of his car. Mason later stopped in a parking lot, where the off-duty officer followed her.

“In the parking lot, the off-duty officer identified himself multiple times as a Stoughton Police sergeant in an attempt to de-escalate the situation,” police wrote about the incident. “Mason became belligerent, using slurs and hitting the off-duty officer in the upper body, neck, and face area.”

The off-duty officer then reportedly restrained Mason to prevent her from injuring him or herself.

The passenger of Mason’s car, a 19-year-old Brockton woman, then allegedly hit the off-duty officer in the back of his head and neck. The passenger also began to attack a woman who was with the off-duty officer.

Officers arrived shortly after, and saw Mason hitting the woman who was with the off-duty officer. Mason allegedly grabbed the woman by her hair, and punched her in the back of the head multiple times.

Mason was charged with assault and battery on a police officer, assault and battery, disorderly conduct, and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.

Mason’s passenger will be issued a summons to appear in Stoughton District Court on charges of assault and battery on a police officer, assault and battery, and resisting arrest. Because the suspect is being summonsed and the court has not issued a criminal complaint, her identity cannot be released.