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Black Friday Guide

If you love Fall, October, and Halloween, then TheBlackFriday.Deals is for you. We’ve found thousands of things to do in America from Labor Day to Thanksgiving, including Apple Orchards, Festivals, Oktoberfests, Corn Mazes, Haunted Houses, Ghost Tours, and Halloween and Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving Day: Most Black Friday deals tend to go live online on Thanksgiving day (many major retailers open their doors in the afternoon hours where, in some cases, their are lines to get in around the block). This year Thanksgiving is on Thursday, November 26, 2020; always on the fourth Thursday in the month of November. You’ll find the entire list of brands, stores and products that we are tracking this year on this page.

Black Friday: We all know that’s the day after Thanksgiving (that means it falls on November 27, 2020, this year). That’s probably confusing for the folks in Europe and Asia as the date keeps changing from year to year, but it makes perfect sense to us!

Cyber Monday: This is the Monday after the long Thanksgiving weekend where it gets difficult to get back to work after eating pounds of turkey, gravy, stuffing, and potatoes (and in some cases spending a bit too much “quality time” with family). This year that falls on November 30, 2020. Most of us end up shopping all the online deals this day, making it the biggest e-commerce spending day of the year in the United States (a total of $9.4 billion spent on Cyber Monday alone in 2019 according to Forbes. Hard to imagine – right?!).

Giving Tuesday: With all the shopping holidays this season, one day is put aside to give back to the community. This is the day after Cyber Monday, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This year that’s on December 1, 2020. We encourage you to take a moment and give back to the community. You can either volunteer or give a portion of what you saved on Black Friday to one of the many charities that need your help. Little by little, every dollar counts. Let’s make this would a better place for all.

Green Monday: A term first coined by eBay to describe their best sales day in December, this is the 2nd Monday of December (this year it falls on December 14, 2020). The term seems to be catching on because we see more and more stores running “Green Monday” sales.

After Christmas Sales: This is my favorite time to shop because I can finally shop for… wait for it… me! A break from running around trying to juggle hunting for gifts for your significant other, kids, parents, grandparents, nieces, nephews, etc., etc., while preparing holiday meal plans, travel arrangements, and still having to go to work. Most sales start on December 26th and will likely run into the first few days of the new year, 2021. Many of the discounts we’ll see are usually similar to, or in some cases better than, those on Black Friday. You’ll see stores liquidate excess holiday inventory (a great time to stock up on holiday decor, like Christmas or Hanukkah ornaments) as well as regular things like home furniture, electronics, and apparel.

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