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Faith calendars
The sacred days of seven traditions, each kept by its own calendar. See them, plan around them, and add the ones that matter to you to your phone.
Dates follow the Hebrew calendar. Every day begins at sundown the evening before; festival lengths shown are those kept outside Israel.
- Tu BiShvatThe New Year of the Trees. Begins at sundown the evening before
- PurimRemembering the deliverance told in the Book of Esther. Begins at sundown the evening before
- Passover (Pesach)The Exodus from Egypt (eight days outside Israel). Begins at sundown the evening beforeSeveral days
- ShavuotThe giving of the Torah at Sinai. Begins at sundown the evening beforeSeveral days
- Tisha B'AvA day of fasting and mourning for the destruction of the Temples. Begins at sundown the evening before
- Rosh HashanahThe Jewish New Year (two days). Begins at sundown the evening beforeSeveral days
- Yom KippurThe Day of Atonement, a day of fasting and prayer. Begins at sundown the evening before
- SukkotThe Festival of Booths (seven days). Begins at sundown the evening beforeSeveral days
- Simchat TorahRejoicing in the Torah as the yearly reading cycle begins again. Begins at sundown the evening before
- HanukkahThe Festival of Lights (eight nights). Begins at sundown the evening beforeSeveral days
Every tradition is shown by its own calendar and in its own words. If a date is wrong for your community, tell us and we will correct it. Contact