Jewish Holidays

Major holidays

Holidays begin at sundown on the evening before the date specified.

Dates in bold are yom tov, so they have similar
obligations and restrictions to Shabbat in the sense that normal “work”
is forbidden.

Holiday5776
(2015‑2016)		5777
(2016‑2017)		5778
(2017‑2018)		5779
(2018‑2019)		5780
(2019‑2020)		5781
(2020‑2021)
Rosh Hashana– M‑Tu– M‑Tu– Th‑F– M‑Tu– M‑Tu– Sa‑Su
Yom Kippur W W Sa W W M
Sukkot– M‑Tu
– W‑Su		– M‑Tu
– W‑Su		– Th‑F
– Sa‑W		– M‑Tu
– W‑Su		– M‑Tu
– W‑Su		– Sa‑Su
– M‑F
Shmini Atzeret M M Th M M Sa
Simchat Torah Tu Tu F Tu Tu Su
Chanukah– M‑M– Su‑Su– W‑W– M‑M– M‑M– F‑F
Purim Th Su Th Th Tu F
Pesach– Sa‑Su
– M‑Th
– F‑Sa		– Tu‑W
– Th‑Su
– M‑Tu		– Sa‑Su
– M‑Th
– F‑Sa		– Sa‑Su
– M‑Th
– F‑Sa		– Th‑F
– Sa‑Tu
– W‑Th		– Su‑M
– Tu‑F
– Sa‑Su
Shavuot– Su‑M– W‑Th– Su‑M– Su‑M– F‑Sa– M‑Tu
Tish’a B’Av Su Tu Su Su Th Su

Modern holidays

Holiday5776
(2015‑2016)		5777
(2016‑2017)		5778
(2017‑2018)		5779
(2018‑2019)		5780
(2019‑2020)		5781
(2020‑2021)
Yom HaShoah Th M Th Th Tu Th
Yom HaZikaron W M W W Tu W
Yom HaAtzma’ut Th Tu Th Th W Th
Yom Yerushalayim Su W Su Su F M
Sigd W W Sa W W M