All holidays begin at sunset and end at nightfall

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2012

2013

ROSH HASHANAH - The Jewish New Year

Sept 30-1

Sept 19-20

Sept 9-10

Sept 29-30

Sept 17-18

Sept 5-6

YOM KIPPUR - The Day of Atonement

Oct 9*

Sept 28*

Sept 18*

Oct 8*

Sept 26

Sept 14

SUKKOT - Commemorating the 40 years in the desert and the fall harvest

Oct 14-15

Oct 3-4

Sept 15-16

Oct 13-14

Oct 1

Sept 19

SHEMINI ATZERET - Conclusion of Sukkot celebration with special services and a prayer for rain

Oct 21*

Oct 10*

Sept 30*

Oct 20*

Oct 8*

Sept 26

SIMCHAT TORAH - The completion of the Torah readings and the beginning anew

Oct 22

Oct 11

Oct 1

Oct 21

Oct 9

Sept 27

HANNUKAH - Celebrates freedom of worship and rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem

Dec 22-29

Dec 12-19

Dec 2-9

Dec 21-28

Dec 9-16

Nov 28-5

PURIM - A holiday marking the salvation of the Jews of ancient Persia

Mar 21

Mar 10

Feb 28

Feb 18

Mar 8

Feb 24

PESACH - Celebrates the exodus from slavery in Egypt

Apr 20-27*

Apr 9-16*

Mar 30-6*

Apr 19-26*

Apr 7-14*

Mar 26-2*

SHAVUOT - Celebrates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai

Jun 9-10*

May 29-30*

May 19-20*

Jun 6-7*

May 26-27*

May 16-17*