Jewish Holidays

Shavuot: Discover the joyous Jewish holiday honoring the giving of the Torah, marked by all-night study and dairy delights on May 22, 2026. more >>

Tisha B'Av, 7/23/2026: A somber Jewish holiday marking the destruction of the First and Second Temples, with fasting, prayer, and introspection. more >>

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Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, marks the start of the High Holy Days with reflection, forgiveness, and a fresh start, featuring the iconic shofar and sweet treats. more >>

The Start of Rosh Hashanah, 9/12/2026 - Reflect on a sweet new year with family, introspection, and spiritual growth, as Jews around the world mark the beginning of the High Holy Days. more >>

Yom Kippur: Reflect on your sins and seek forgiveness on this sacred Jewish holiday, marked by a 25-hour fast and haunting shofar sounds, on 9/21/2026. more >>

First Day of Sukkot, 9/26/2026: Experience the joy and gratitude of this harvest holiday, marked by sukkahs, lulav, and etrog, as Jews honor God's protection and blessings. more >>

The Start of Sukkot, 9/26/2026: Join Jewish families in their sukkahs, sharing meals and blessings amidst the harvest season's abundance and symbolizing life's fragility. more >>

Last Day of Sukkot: Join Jews worldwide on 10/2/2026 for a joyous day of prayer, music, and feasting, marking the end of Sukkot. more >>

Hoshana Rabbah, 10/2/2026: Join Jews worldwide in a day of spiritual reflection, purification, and joy as they recite prayers, beat willow branches, and rejoice in the divine. more >>

Shmini Atzeret, 10/3/2026: A joyous Jewish holiday marking Sukkot's conclusion, with prayers, melodies, and a special focus on invoking divine blessings for a bountiful harvest. more >>

Simchat Torah: Join the joyful Jewish holiday on 10/4/2026 as Jews gather to dance with Torah scrolls, singing and rejoicing in the streets. more >>

Ethiopian Jews mark Sigd on 11/9/2026, commemorating their connection to Jerusalem and longing to return. more >>

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

Discover the joy and significance of Chanukah, a Jewish holiday commemorating the miracle of light and freedom, on December 5, 2026. more >>

First Day of Hanukkah, 12/5/2026: Discover the miraculous story behind the Festival of Lights and its joyful traditions. more >>

The Start of Hanukkah, 12/5/2026: Discover the joyous holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem, with traditions of lighting a menorah, eating fried treats, and sharing with loved ones. more >>

Last Day of Chanukah, 12/12/2026: Join families and friends for a joyous celebration of faith, perseverance, and community, with traditional activities and delicious treats. more >>

International Jewish Book Day, December 15, 2026: Explore Jewish literature, culture, and tradition through book fairs, author readings, and discussions. more >>

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

Discover the significance of Tu Bishvat, the Jewish holiday honoring nature's beauty and significance, on January 23, 2027. Learn about its traditions and inspiration for environmental stewardship. more >>

Tu B'Shevat (Arbor Day) - January 23, 2027. Discover the significance of this Jewish holiday, centered around tree appreciation, planting, and environmental responsibility. more >>

Discover the joy and importance of Tu BiShvat, the Jewish holiday honoring nature and the environment, on January 23, 2027. more >>

International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, 1/27/2027. Remembering the six million Jews and millions of others brutally murdered during the Holocaust, and reaffirming commitment to preventing such atrocities from happening again. more >>

Purim, March 23, 2027: A joyous Jewish holiday honoring Queen Esther's bravery and the salvation of the Jewish people from Haman's evil plans. more >>

Passover Eve, April 21, 2027: Join families and friends for a traditional Seder meal, retelling the story of Israelites' liberation from slavery, and meaningful rituals. more >>

Passover (first day) - 4/22/2027. Discover the significance of this Jewish holiday, its traditions, and rituals that commemorate the Israelites' liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt. more >>

First day of Passover, 4/22/2027: Commemorating the Israelites' exodus from slavery, with a traditional Seder meal and symbolic foods. more >>

The Start of Passover, 4/22/2027 - Discover the significance of this week-long Jewish holiday, including the Seder meal, symbolic foods, and removal of chametz, as families come together to share in the joy and gratitude of freedom. more >>

The Last Day of Passover, April 29, 2027: Conclude the week-long celebration with joy, gratitude, and sweet treats, reflecting on freedom, redemption, and community. 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 >>

Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, honors 6 million Jewish lives lost, a day for reflection, mourning, and remembrance, educating future generations about tolerance and human rights. more >>

Holocaust Remembrance Day, May 4, 2027: Honoring the six million Jews and millions of others brutally murdered during the Holocaust, promoting tolerance, understanding, and peace. more >>

Yom Ha'atzmaut, Israel's Independence Day, on 5/12/2027, marks a significant milestone in Jewish history with outdoor festivities, national pride, and patriotic fireworks. more >>

Pesach Sheni: A second chance to reconnect with heritage and faith on May 21, 2027. more >>

Lag BaOmer, 5/25/2027: A joyous holiday marking the midpoint between Passover and Shavuot, lifting a 33-day mourning period with music, dance, and bonfires. more >>

Jerusalem Day, June 4, 2027: Unite with Israel's capital as it commemorates its reunification, honoring history, culture, and community. 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 >>