Hebrew and Gregorian Years

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Reference Hebrew and Gregorian Years

The next ten years of the Hebrew calendar, mapped onto the Gregorian one.

The Hebrew year starts in the autumn, so each Hebrew year spans two Gregorian years. This chart maps the next eleven Hebrew years onto the Gregorian calendar. A common year has 353, 354 or 355 days, and a leap year, with its extra month of Adar, has 383, 384 or 385. Every holiday and memorial day begins at sundown on the evening before the date shown.

HEBREW YEAR BEGINS (1 TISHREI) DAYS KIND PASSOVER IN SPRING

5787 Sep 12, 2026 385 Leap year, 13 months Apr 22, 2027

5788 Oct 2, 2027 355 Common year, 12 months Apr 11, 2028

5789 Sep 21, 2028 354 Common year, 12 months Mar 31, 2029

5790 Sep 10, 2029 383 Leap year, 13 months Apr 18, 2030

5791 Sep 28, 2030 355 Common year, 12 months Apr 8, 2031

5792 Sep 18, 2031 354 Common year, 12 months Mar 27, 2032

5793 Sep 6, 2032 383 Leap year, 13 months Apr 14, 2033

5794 Sep 24, 2033 355 Common year, 12 months Apr 4, 2034

5795 Sep 14, 2034 385 Leap year, 13 months Apr 24, 2035

5796 Oct 4, 2035 354 Common year, 12 months Apr 12, 2036

5797 Sep 22, 2036 353 Common year, 12 months Mar 31, 2037

When the new year falls

Rosh Hashanah wanders between early September and early October. Gold marks a leap year of 13 months.

Sep 5 Sep 10 Sep 15 Sep 20 Sep 25 Sep 30 Oct 5

5788 Oct 2

5789 Sep 21

5790 Sep 10 (leap year)

5791 Sep 28

5792 Sep 18

5793 Sep 6 (leap year)

5794 Sep 24

5795 Sep 14 (leap year)

5796 Oct 4

5797 Sep 22

How to convert a date

Subtract 3760 from a Hebrew year for dates from Nisan to Elul, and 3761 for dates from Tishrei to Adar. In 2027 Passover falls in 5787 and Rosh Hashanah begins 5788.