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Jewish Holidays 2028: Dates and Calendar

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Rosh Hashanah 2028 begins at sundown on Wednesday, September 20 and ends at nightfall on Friday, September 22. Yom Kippur begins at sundown on Friday, September 29 and ends at nightfall on Saturday, September 30. Passover begins at sundown on Monday, April 10 and ends at nightfall on Tuesday, April 18. Hanukkah begins at sundown on Tuesday, December 12 and ends at nightfall on Wednesday, December 20.

Every Jewish holiday in 2028, month by month. Holidays begin at sundown on the first date shown and end at nightfall on the last. Fast days marked "Dawn" run from dawn to nightfall on a single day.

January 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Tenth of Tevet
Minor fast
Dawn, Sun, Jan 9Nightfall, Sun, Jan 910 Tevet 5788

February 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Tu BiShvat
Minor holiday
Sundown, Fri, Feb 11Nightfall, Sat, Feb 1215 Shevat 5788

March 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Fast of Esther
Minor fast
Dawn, Thu, Mar 9Nightfall, Thu, Mar 911 Adar 5788
Purim
Minor holiday
Sundown, Sat, Mar 11Nightfall, Sun, Mar 1214 Adar 5788

April 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Passover
Major holiday
Sundown, Mon, Apr 10Nightfall, Tue, Apr 1815 to 22 Nisan 5788
Yom HaShoah
Modern observance
Sundown, Sun, Apr 23Nightfall, Mon, Apr 2428 Nisan 5788
Yom HaZikaron
Modern observance
Sundown, Sun, Apr 30Nightfall, Mon, May 15 Iyar 5788

May 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Yom HaAtzmaut
Modern observance
Sundown, Mon, May 1Nightfall, Tue, May 26 Iyar 5788
Lag BaOmer
Minor holiday
Sundown, Sat, May 13Nightfall, Sun, May 1418 Iyar 5788
Yom Yerushalayim
Modern observance
Sundown, Tue, May 23Nightfall, Wed, May 2428 Iyar 5788
Shavuot
Major holiday
Sundown, Tue, May 30Nightfall, Thu, Jun 16 to 7 Sivan 5788

July 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Seventeenth of Tammuz
Minor fast
Dawn, Tue, Jul 11Nightfall, Tue, Jul 1117 Tammuz 5788
Tisha B'Av
Major fast
Sundown, Mon, Jul 31Nightfall, Tue, Aug 19 Av 5788

August 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Tu B'Av
Minor holiday
Sundown, Sun, Aug 6Nightfall, Mon, Aug 715 Av 5788

September 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Rosh Hashanah
High Holy Day
Sundown, Wed, Sep 20Nightfall, Fri, Sep 221 to 2 Tishrei 5789
Fast of Gedaliah
Minor fast
Dawn, Sun, Sep 24Nightfall, Sun, Sep 244 Tishrei 5789
Yom Kippur
High Holy Day
Sundown, Fri, Sep 29Nightfall, Sat, Sep 3010 Tishrei 5789

October 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Sukkot
Major holiday
Sundown, Wed, Oct 4Nightfall, Wed, Oct 1115 to 21 Tishrei 5789
Shemini Atzeret
Major holiday
Sundown, Wed, Oct 11Nightfall, Thu, Oct 1222 Tishrei 5789
Simchat Torah
Major holiday
Sundown, Thu, Oct 12Nightfall, Fri, Oct 1323 Tishrei 5789

December 2028

HolidayBeginsEndsHebrew date
Hanukkah
Minor holiday
Sundown, Tue, Dec 12Nightfall, Wed, Dec 2025 Kislev to 2 Tevet 5789
Tenth of Tevet
Minor fast
Dawn, Thu, Dec 28Nightfall, Thu, Dec 2810 Tevet 5789

Dates follow the diaspora schedule from Hebcal. Exact candle-lighting times depend on your city. Other years: Jewish holidays 2027. See also the Jewish calendar by month.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Rosh Hashanah 2028?

Rosh Hashanah 2028 begins at sundown on Wednesday, September 20 and ends at nightfall on Friday, September 22. It begins the Hebrew year 5789.

When is Yom Kippur 2028?

Yom Kippur 2028 begins at sundown on Friday, September 29 and ends at nightfall on Saturday, September 30. Adults traditionally fast for about 25 hours.

When is Passover 2028?

Passover 2028 begins at sundown on Monday, April 10 and ends at nightfall on Tuesday, April 18. The first Seder is held on the evening of Monday, April 10.

When is Hanukkah 2028?

Hanukkah 2028 begins at sundown on Tuesday, December 12 and ends at nightfall on Wednesday, December 20. The first candle is lit on the evening of Tuesday, December 12.

Why do Jewish holidays start at sundown?

In the Hebrew calendar a day begins at sunset, following the order of "evening and morning" in Genesis. So a holiday listed for a date begins the evening before and ends at nightfall.

Are these dates the same in Israel?

Most are. Outside Israel, Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot add an extra festival day, so this table follows the schedule used in the United States and the rest of the diaspora.