Holiday Dates, 2027 to 2036
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Israel in Time (2027), CAL-004, p. 49, israelnowlej.com/cal-004
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ISRAEL IN TIME CALENDARS
Reference Holiday Dates, 2027 to 2036
When each holiday and day of memory falls, year by year.
Holiday dates for each Gregorian year from 2027 to 2036. Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Hanukkah fall in autumn and winter, the other days in spring and summer. Hanukkah is shown for its first full day, and it lasts eight days. The days of memory follow the Israeli rules for moving them away from the Sabbath: Yom HaShoah moves to Thursday if it falls on Friday and to Monday if it falls on Sunday, Independence Day moves earlier from Friday or Saturday to Thursday and later from Monday to Tuesday with Yom HaZikaron the day before it, and Tisha B’Av moves to Sunday if it falls on the Sabbath.
DAY 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036
Purim
14 Adar Mar 23 Mar 12 Mar 1 Mar 19 Mar 9 Feb 26 Mar 15 Mar 5 Mar 25 Mar 13
Passover
15 Nisan Apr 22 Apr 11 Mar 31 Apr 18 Apr 8 Mar 27 Apr 14 Apr 4 Apr 24 Apr 12
Yom HaShoah
27 Nisan May 4 Apr 24 Apr 12 Apr 30 Apr 21 Apr 8 Apr 26 Apr 17 May 7 Apr 24
Yom HaZikaron
4 Iyar May 11 May 1 Apr 18 May 7 Apr 28 Apr 14 May 3 Apr 24 May 14 Apr 30
Yom HaAtzmaut
5 Iyar May 12 May 2 Apr 19 May 8 Apr 29 Apr 15 May 4 Apr 25 May 15 May 1
Yom Yerushalayim
28 Iyar Jun 4 May 24 May 13 May 31 May 21 May 9 May 27 May 17 Jun 6 May 25
Shavuot
6 Sivan Jun 11 May 31 May 20 Jun 7 May 28 May 16 Jun 3 May 24 Jun 13 Jun 1
Tisha B’Av
9 Av Aug 12 Aug 1 Jul 22 Aug 8 Jul 29 Jul 18 Aug 4 Jul 25 Aug 14 Aug 3
Rosh Hashanah
1 Tishrei Oct 2 Sep 21 Sep 10 Sep 28 Sep 18 Sep 6 Sep 24 Sep 14 Oct 4 Sep 22
Yom Kippur
10 Tishrei Oct 11 Sep 30 Sep 19 Oct 7 Sep 27 Sep 15 Oct 3 Sep 23 Oct 13 Oct 1
Sukkot
15 Tishrei Oct 16 Oct 5 Sep 24 Oct 12 Oct 2 Sep 20 Oct 8 Sep 28 Oct 18 Oct 6
Hanukkah
25 Kislev Dec 25 Dec 13 Dec 2 Dec 21 Dec 10 Nov 28 Dec 17 Dec 7 Dec 26 Dec 14
Reading the grid
The Hebrew date under each name never changes, while the Gregorian date moves by up to a month.
Hebrew calendar dates were computed from the calendar rules. The page appears in the book Israel in Time, page 49.
