Jewish Holidays

Hanukkah, a joyous holiday commemorating the miracle of light, marks a triumph over darkness and evil. more >>

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Passover (first day) - 4/23/2024. Discover the significance of this Jewish holiday, its customs, and traditions that recount the Exodus narrative, symbolizing freedom, redemption, and the spirit of the Jewish people. more >>

The Start of Rosh Hashanah, 10/3/2024 - Discover the significance of the Jewish New Year, a time of reflection, renewal, and spiritual growth, as families gather for festive meals and synagogues sound the shofar. more >>

First Day of Hanukkah, 12/26/2024: Discover the miracle of the oil and the joyous traditions of this 8-day Festival of Lights. more >>

The Start of Hanukkah, 12/26/2024: Discover the joyous and meaningful story of light overcoming darkness and faith triumphing over oppression. more >>

Passover Eve on 4/22/2024: Join families and friends for a traditional Seder meal, retelling the story of Israelites' liberation from slavery, and meaningful rituals. more >>

Last Day of Chanukah, 1/2/2025: Join families and friends for a joyous finale to the 8-day festival of light, marked by candlelight, gifts, and delicious treats. more >>

The Start of Passover, 4/13/2025: Learn about the significance of this week-long Jewish holiday, featuring a traditional Seder meal, symbolic foods, and the removal of chametz. more >>

Holocaust Remembrance Day, 4/25/2025: Honoring the six million Jews and millions of others brutally murdered during the Holocaust, promoting tolerance, understanding, and peace. more >>

Yom Kippur: A sacred day of atonement, reflection, and forgiveness on 10/12/2024, marked by a 25-hour fast and spiritual renewal. more >>

First day of Passover, 4/23/2024: Mark the beginning of a week-long journey of freedom and liberation as families gather for a traditional Seder meal and retell the Passover story. more >>

The Last Day of Passover, 4/30/2024: Conclude the week-long Passover celebration with joy, gratitude, and sweet treats, reflecting on freedom, redemption, and community. more >>

Marking the beginning of the High Holy Days, Rosh Hashana on 10/3/2024 is a time for reflection, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening. more >>

Shavuot: Join Jews worldwide for an all-night Torah study and dairy-filled feast on June 12, 2024, as they honor the revelation of God's wisdom. more >>

Purim, 3/24/2024: Join in the joyous Jewish holiday honoring Queen Esther's bravery, featuring costume-clad revelers, gift-giving, and sweet treats. more >>

Last day of Hanukkah, 1/1/2028 - Join families and friends for a joyous gathering, kindling the final Hanukkah candle, sharing traditional foods, and reflecting on faith, family, and community. more >>

Yom Ha'atzmaut, Israel's Independence Day, on 5/14/2024, marks a significant milestone in Jewish history with outdoor festivities, historical site visits, and evening fireworks and music. more >>

Tu B'Shevat (Arbor Day) - 1/25/2024: Celebrate nature, plant trees, and connect with the environment on this special Jewish holiday. more >>

Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, honors six million Jews who perished during the Holocaust, a solemn day for reflection, mourning, and remembrance. more >>

First Day of Sukkot, 10/17/2024 - Experience the joy and gratitude of this harvest holiday as Jews build and dwell in sukkahs, waving lulav and etrog to symbolize unity and thankfulness. more >>

Last Day of Sukkot (10/23/2024): Join Jews worldwide in a joyous ceremony, circling the Torah, waving lulav and etrog, and expressing gratitude for the harvest season and God's protection. more >>

Tisha B'Av, 8/13/2024: A somber Jewish holiday commemorating the destruction of the First and Second Temples, marked by fasting, prayer, and introspection. more >>

Tu Bishvat, the Jewish New Year for Trees, celebrates nature's beauty & significance on 1/25/2024. more >>

Jerusalem Day, June 5th, 2024: Unite with Israel as they commemorate the reunification of Jerusalem, honoring its rich history, cultural heritage, and diverse communities. more >>

The Start of Sukkot - 10/17/2024: Discover the joyous Jewish holiday that honors the harvest season and God's protection, featuring sukkahs, lulav, and etrog, and family gatherings. more >>

Tu BiShvat, 2/13/2025: Discover the joy of connecting with nature and promoting ecological awareness through tree-planting, special blessings, and eco-friendly activities. more >>

Lag BaOmer, 5/26/2024: A joyous holiday marking the midpoint between Passover and Shavuot, lifting a 33-day mourning period with music, dance, and bonfires. more >>

Shmini Atzeret, 10/24/2024: Discover the significance of this Jewish holiday, marked by prayer, joy, and a special prayer for rain, as it concludes the Sukkot festival and begins a new Torah cycle. more >>

Simchat Torah: Join the joyous Jewish holiday on 10/25/2024, dancing with Torah scrolls and reveling in its beauty and wisdom. more >>

Pesach Sheni, 5/12/2025: A second chance to make amends and reconnect with Jewish heritage, traditions, and community. more >>

International Jewish Book Day, December 25, 2025: Explore Jewish literature, culture, and traditions through book fairs, author readings, and discussions. more >>

Hoshana Rabbah, October 23, 2024: A day of spiritual reflection, purification, and joy, marked by unique rituals and prayers. more >>

Asarah B'Tevet: Commemorating the siege of Jerusalem, Jews fast and reflect on the destruction of the First Temple, seeking connection to heritage and faith. more >>

Discover the truth about Esther Day, a lesser-known holiday. Learn more about its significance and possible connection to Purim. more >>

Ethiopian Jews honor their ancient connection to Jerusalem on Sigd, gathering to pray, feast, and reaffirm their faith and cultural heritage on November 30, 2024. more >>

Baha'i holiday honoring the appointment of 'Abdu'l-Baha as Centre of the Covenant, emphasizing unity and spiritual growth. more >>

National Rugelach Day, 4/29/2027: Discover the rich history and cultural significance behind this beloved Jewish pastry, and get inspired to bake and share your own delicious creations. more >>

International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, 1/27/2024. Honoring 6 million Jews and millions of others brutally murdered during the Holocaust, a powerful reminder of prejudice's devastating consequences. more >>