Tuesday Morning Closing Last 2 Maryland Stores, Going Out Of Business Sales Under Way

MARYLAND — After nearly 50 years in business, national home goods discount retailer Tuesday Morning will soon shutter all its stores, including the final two sites in Maryland

Going out of business sales are already underway at all locations, though the last day in business is not clear. The chain has stores at 210 Marlboro Ave. in Easton and 380 Thompson Creek Road in Stevensville.

Since late February, eight of the ten Tuesday Morning stores in Maryland have closed:

• 1171 Maryland Ave., South End Shopping Center, Hagerstown
• 121 Hillsmere Drive, Bay Ridge Plaza, Annapolis
• 13822 Georgia Ave., Northgate Plaza, Silver Spring
• 1447 Rock Spring Road, Rock Spring Shopping Center, Bel Air
• 15500 Annapolis Road, Free State Shopping Center, Bowie
• 1616 East Jefferson St., Congressional Plaza, Rockville
• 9150 Baltimore National Pike St. John's Plaza, Ellicott City
• 139 Ritchie Hwy., Magothy Gateway, Severna Park

"... We have begun the process of closing all our stores," the retailer posted on social media Saturday. "... Thank you for 49 years of loyalty and support."

The Texas-based retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year, and also voluntarily delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange in December 2022.

The store will honor gift cards or merchandise return cards until Saturday, May 13. Anything purchased before April 28 can still be returned within 14 days with the original receipt.

The chain's website also advertised "everything must go" sales with markdowns up to 30 percent off.

The retailer has stores in 25 states. All will close.

Patch Editor Lauren Traut contributed reporting.