As I was practicing the difference between present simple and present continuous, I came across this sentence:
The shop is closing for good next Monday.
I also encountered this sentence:
The festival finishes tomorrow.
My question is, since in both sentences we are refering to a future action as a program, why don't we use the same tense for both of them? I mean, is it grammatically incorrect to say "The shop closes for good next Monday"? Or why can't we use present continuous in "The festival finishes tomorrow"?