Black Friday; the day after Thanksgiving and traditionally the start of holiday shopping brings major stores like Target, Walmart and Amazon to publish their deals weeks ahead of the holiday. Local stores like Eclections, Gilks and others have published theirs for Fenton’s Black Friday.   

Walmart on Owen Rd will open its doors at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving. The Black Friday ad for Walmart indicates with video games such as Sony PS4 1TB Slim Spider-Man Bundle for $199 or Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for $299, which is perfect for gamers. Electronics such as drones for $69 and Fujifilm camera bundle for $55. Online Black Friday deals start at 10 p.m. on Nov. 21.

Target on Owen Rd will open its doors at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving, but will close its doors at 1 a.m. on the morning of Black Friday before reopening at 7 a.m. Target’s Black Friday deals feature Beat Solo Wireless Headphones for $179, PlayStation VR Bundle for $249 and movies starting at $4.

Amazon started sales early with a “Countdown to Black Friday” sale that began on Nov. 1. Amazon will release  new deals every hour starting the week of Black Friday. ree shipping during the holiday season began on Nov. 5. Free shipping is included for non-Prime members. Deals on the s website include Amazon Echo with free Echo Dot for $99. Thirty percent off shoes and accessories.

Ulta on Owen Rd. opens its doors at 6 p.m Thanksgiving Day. Online deals start at 6 p.m.  that day. Deals included are nine piece Morphe brush set for $19.50, bareminerals holiday sets starting at $10 and Tarte Flawless On the Fly collection for $19. Naked Smoky palette is on sale for $25 and Naked Petite Heat for $15. Sales at Ulta are perfect for the makeup guru of the family.

Gilks on Silver Parkway opens at 6 a.m and will remain  open until 10 a.m. Featured deals include 25 percent off North Face hoodies, $19.90 booties and heels, $15.90 men’s flannel shirts and $6 One5one brand leggings, which are perfect for the fashionista  of the household.

Bargains in the Fenton area are coming along with the holiday shopping spree that accompanies it. Deals from major and more locally owned stores are offering deals that can spring ahead the holiday shopping.