As shoppers hit stores across the country for Black Friday, here’s a retail rundown for Woodbury and the surrounding area.
If you know of a store opening early or a spot that’s hosting a cool event, let us know in the comments section below the story.
Woodbury Lakes
Extended hours for Black Friday are set for 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Woodbury Lakes. Individual store hours vary—check out the mall’s website for a full listing.
Also, the first 1,000 guests to visit the courtyard between Kay Jewelers and American Eagle will receive a free donut, coffee and “Shopper Survival Bag.” Some bags will contain a store gift card.
Meanwhile, people will be able to spin the KS95 prize wheel with Staci Matthews from the radio station’s afternoon show, and visit with Santa.
Hours
Here are Black Friday hours for a few stores in the area. An official with Tamarack Village said Dick's Sporting Goods and Ulta Salon are opening early.
Best Buy (Oakdale)—midnight
Kohl’s—midnight (Customers can submit a TwitPic of themselves in line at Kohl’s at 12 a.m. for a chance to win a $100 Kohl’s e-gift card.)
Target Stores—9 a.m.
Walmart—8 p.m. Thanksgiving Day
Bed Bath and Beyond—6 a.m.
Take Heart Woodbury
Members of the city’s Public Safety Department will be teaching hands-only CPR from 1-3 p.m. at Woodbury Lakes.
The effort is part of the Take Heart Woodbury campaign, which seeks to train 7,000 members of the community in hands-only CPR. For more information, visit www.takeheartwoodbury.org.
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Two more chances to learn Hands-Only CPR have been added to the Black Friday line-up! Early morning shoppers at JC Penney, 8348 Tamarack Village, can learn the life-saving technique from 4-5:30 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 23. Additionally, those who are at Sam's Club, 9925 Hudson Road, between 4:30 and 7 a.m. can take 5 minutes to learn Hands-Only CPR as well. After you learn how you can save a life, you can enter into a drawing to win gift cards to help with your holiday shopping! These efforts are part of the Take Heart Woodbury campaign, which seeks to train 7,000 members of the community in Hands-Only CPR. For more information, visit www.takeheartwoodbury.org.