When is Rosh Hashana 2027?
Rosh Hashana 2027 runs 2–3 October 2027 (1–2 Tishrei). Begins at sundown on Friday, 1 October 2027. It ends at nightfall on Sunday, 3 October 2027.
When is Yom Kippur 2027?
Yom Kippur 2027 is on Monday, 11 October 2027 (10 Tishrei). Begins at sundown on Sunday, 10 October 2027.
When is Sukkot 2027?
Sukkot 2027 runs 16–22 October 2027 (15–21 Tishrei). Begins at sundown on Friday, 15 October 2027. It ends at nightfall on Friday, 22 October 2027.
When is Hanukkah 2026?
Hanukkah 2026 runs 5–12 December 2026 (25 Kislev – 2 Tevet). Begins at sundown on Friday, 4 December 2026. It ends at nightfall on Saturday, 12 December 2026.
When is Purim 2027?
Purim 2027 is on Tuesday, 23 March 2027 (14 Adar II). Begins at sundown on Monday, 22 March 2027.
When is Passover (Pesach) 2027?
Passover (Pesach) 2027 runs 22–29 April 2027 (15–22 Nisan). Begins at sundown on Wednesday, 21 April 2027. It ends at nightfall on Thursday, 29 April 2027.
When is Shavuot 2027?
Shavuot 2027 runs 11–12 June 2027 (6–7 Sivan). Begins at sundown on Thursday, 10 June 2027. It ends at nightfall on Saturday, 12 June 2027.
When is Tisha B'Av 2027?
Tisha B'Av 2027 is on Thursday, 12 August 2027 (9 Av). Begins at sundown on Wednesday, 11 August 2027.
Why do some holidays last two days here?
This is the diaspora calendar, the one kept in Uman, where the festivals get an extra day: two days at the start of Pesach and two at its end, two at the start of Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret followed by Simchat Torah, and two days of Shavuot. In Israel each of these is a single day, with Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah on the same day. Rosh Hashana is two days everywhere, and Yom Kippur one.
When does Shabbat begin?
At sundown on Friday, and it ends at nightfall on Saturday evening. The festivals likewise begin on the evening before the date shown in the calendar; the minor fasts are the exception and begin at dawn on the day itself.