Target Circle Week 2025 starts July 6! Here’s everything you need to know to shop the best deals

June 30, 2025

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Attention Target shoppers: Target Circle Week is making a comeback this summer, and the sale is slated for Sunday, July 6, through Saturday, July 12. That’s seven days of deals on home goods, fashion, tech and more, both in stores and online. There’s only one caveat: The sale is exclusive to Target Circle members. But don’t worry. It’s not that exclusive — anyone can become a Target Circle member, and it’s free and easy to sign up.

You can even get access to the sale a whole day early, on July 5, if you want to become a Target Circle 360 member. This paid version of the membership gives shoppers free same-day delivery from multiple retailers via Shipt, which really comes in handy for ordering groceries and other household essentials. It costs $99 per year, but if you’re a student or a teacher, you can get half off now through Sept. 13.

Of course, you might have noticed that the upcoming sale overlaps with Amazon Prime Day. (Note that Prime Day is only four days, and Target Circle Week is seven!) If you’re not a Prime member or you missed out on any deals, there will still be a few extra days for you to save at Target.

So, what will be on sale? So far, Target has shared a list of deal highlights, including:

However, if you can’t wait to shop Target Circle Week and you’re in the market for some summer essentials, Target just kicked off its Fourth of July sale! I’ve rounded up some of the best Target deals happening right now through the holiday weekend, before the main event.

The best Target deals to shop right now:

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$32 at Target

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The 12 best fire pits for 2025, top-rated and expert-approved

$200 at Target

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The best outdoor speakers of 2025 to pump up your parties, tested and reviewed

$130 at Target

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$50 at Target

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best-tested Nespresso machine of the year. One button brews up to four different cup sizes of java. Once it’s done, it automatically disposes of the pod by sliding it into an attached container, which you can empty once it’s full (it holds up to 10 used capsules).

This unit, made in collaboration with Joanna Gaines’ Target brand, Hearth & Hand with Magnolia, is extra pretty.

$119 at Target

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research suggests that could be a good thing for your health.

The surface has two independent heat zones to finesse your cooking. Accessory-wise, there are two side shelves for meal prep.

$380 at Target

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$11 at Target

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$100 at Target

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review of the original Bissell Little Green if you want to compare.

$115 at Target

Target store — Join Target’s loyalty club — it’s free! — and don’t miss Target Circle Week. (Getty Images)

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