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Black Friday metro mall shopping hours

Retailers, such as Macy's at Lenox Square mall in Atlanta, are encouraging shoppers to comply with pandemic-related safety measures amid the holiday shopping season. MATT KEMPNER / AJC
Retailers, such as Macy's at Lenox Square mall in Atlanta, are encouraging shoppers to comply with pandemic-related safety measures amid the holiday shopping season. MATT KEMPNER / AJC
Nov 27, 2020

While Black Friday may look a little different this year, malls are still open and it’s not too late to head out for your shopping fix.

Find hours for malls in Atlanta, North Fulton, Gwinnett and Cobb are below:

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