JEWISH HOLIDAY CALENDAR AND FESTIVALS

All Jewish holidays begins at sunset on the evening before the date shown.

Upcoming Jewish Holidays

DAY	DATE	HOLIDAY
WednesdayWed	Jul 26, 2023Jul 26	Tish'a B'Av
FridayFri	Sep 15, 2023Sep 15	Rosh HaShana Starts
SundaySun	Sep 17, 2023Sep 17	Rosh HaShana Ends
MondayMon	Sep 18, 2023Sep 18	Fast of Gedaliah
MondayMon	Sep 25, 2023Sep 25	Yom Kippur
FridayFri	Sep 29, 2023Sep 29	Sukkot Starts
FridayFri	Oct 06, 2023Oct 06	Sukkot Ends
SaturdaySat	Oct 07, 2023Oct 07	Simchat Torah
SaturdaySat	Oct 07, 2023Oct 07	Shmini Atzeret
ThursdayThu	Dec 07, 2023Dec 07	Hanukkah Starts
FridayFri	Dec 15, 2023Dec 15	Hanukkah Ends
TuesdayTue	Jan 02, 2024Jan 02	Hanukkah Ends
ThursdayThu	Jan 25, 2024Jan 25	Tu Bishvat
SundaySun	Mar 24, 2024Mar 24	Purim
MondayMon	Mar 25, 2024Mar 25	Shushan Purim

2021 Jewish Calendar

2020 Jewish Calendar

2019 Jewish Calendar

Jewish Calendar Service

Jewish festivals are the days celebrated by Jews. Some Jewish festivals happen on the same date every year, while others move around within a range of dates. Here we have provided the dates of the Jewish religious holidays for calendar year 2019. All Jewish holidays begin in the evening after the sunset.

Judaism is believed to be one of the world's oldest religions. Jews believe there is one God who created and rules the world. Judaism believes that people have freewill and are responsible for the choices made. The Torah is the primary scripture of Judaism. Torah means "teaching", is God's revealed instructions to the Jewish People.

The 10 most important commands of the Torah are
- I am the Lord your God
- You shall not recognize the gods of others in My presence
- You shall not take the Name of the Lord your God in vain
- Remember the day of shabbat to keep it holy
- Honor your father and your mother
- You shall not murder
- You shall not commit adultery
- You shall not steal
- Do not give false testimony against your neighbor
- You shall not covet your fellow's possessions