Store owner, Tanna Dang said, "We try to give them a good experience here even though it's a large pop up sale. It's going to have the same customer service, the unique merchandise, and the styling we give all year around."

By participating, local stores aim to get out of the red.

"Black Friday is a huge day for us so it's literally like three months of sales," said Dang.

Large and small stores will work all week to prepare for the amount of shoppers ready to buy.

Eden In Love expects up to 800 customers from its usual 60. Last year people started waiting in line at 1 a.m.

But if you want to get even earlier deals, Kmart is opening its doors at 6 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day.