They can sit home and watch the—nope, parade's cancelled... Oh, at least there's—nope, football's cancelled... Well, at least you have your fa—nope, no gatherings of any kind, because the second wave's here...
What a gesture. 
My brother and SIL host the major holiday gatherings -- Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving. They canceled Easter dinner due to COVID, but really, I see no reason why our family can't get together. There are only six of us and as long as we all stay COVID-free, what's the problem? Time to loosen the restrictions and get together with our loved ones. This isolation chit is getting old.
But it's up to my brother and sister-in-law and if they still feel uneasy about having us all at their house, then I will do what I did for Easter -- binge watch some movies and tv series, read a couple of magazines and, if the weather is agreeable, go for a walk. Always something to do, or if not, do nothing.
Personally, I believe dragging retail workers away from their loved ones to work on a holiday is wrong. Maybe by closing on Thanksgiving, Walmart will be taking the lead in reversing these holiday openings for all retailers.