The Feasts and Holy Days, known as Chagim and Moedim, hold profound significance for believers, who are instructed in Scripture to gather together on these appointed times. Presented here is a comprehensive list of these observances along with their respective dates for reference. Note that each day begins at sunset and continues until the following sunset, so the appointed day actually begins the evening prior to the date listed. Passover is specifically the meal eaten on the evening listed. We have also included the traditional memorials of Purim and Chanukah in a separate table below. If you have any questions, please feel free to email or call for more details.
Feasts & Holy Days for 2026 (5786/5787)
| Name |
Hebrew |
Gregorian Date |
Hebrew Date |
| Passover |
Pesach |
Apr 1 (We) |
Aviv 14 |
| Feast of Unleavened Bread |
Chag HaMatzot |
Apr 2-8 (Th-We) |
Aviv 15-21 |
| – First Day of Unleavened Bread |
Chag HaMatzot |
Apr 2 (Th) |
Aviv 15 |
| – Last Day of Unleavened Bread |
Chag HaMatzot |
Apr 8 (We) |
Aviv 21 |
| – First Fruits (work allowed) |
Bikkurim |
Apr 5 (Su) |
Aviv 18 |
| Feast of Weeks |
Chag HaShavuot |
May 24 (Su) |
Sivan 8 |
| Day of Trumpets |
Yom Teruah |
Sep 12 (Shabbat) |
Ethanim 1 |
| Day of Atonements |
Yom Kippurim |
Sep 21 (Mo) |
Ethanim 10 |
| Feast of Booths |
Chag HaSukkot |
Sep 26-Oct 2 (Shabbat-Fr) |
Ethanim 15-21 |
| – First Day of Booths |
Chag HaSukkot |
Sep 26 (Shabbat) |
Ethanim 15 |
| Eighth Day Assembly |
Shemini Atzeret |
Oct 3 (Shabbat) |
Ethanim 22 |
Traditional Memorials for 2026 (5786/5787)
| Name |
Hebrew |
Gregorian Date |
Hebrew Date |
| Lots |
Purim |
Mar 2-3 (Mo-Tu) |
Adar 14-15 |
| Dedication |
Chanukah |
Dec 4-12 (Fr-Shabbat) |
Kislev 25-Tevet 3 |
