At WRT, holidays and festivals mark the sacred moments in time that bring our community together in observance and celebration. Each holiday prompts us to experience the unique sights, sounds, smells and tastes of the season, as well as to engage in the learning, social action, and arts and culture associated with its special moment.
The first date specified for each occasion marks the evening when the holiday begins since days on the Jewish calendar begin at sunset.
| Jewish Year | 5782 | 5783 | 5784 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Secular Dates | Sept. 2021–Sept. 2022 | Sept. 2022–Sept. 2023 | Sept. 2023–Sept. 2024 |
| Rosh Hashanah | Sept 6-8 | Sept 25-27 | Sept 15-17 |
| Yom Kippur | Sept 15-16 | Oct 4-5 | Sept 24-25 |
| Sukkot | Sept 20-27 | Oct 9-16 | Sept 29-Oct 6 |
| Shemini Atzeret – Simchat Torah | Sept 27-28 | Oct 16-17 | Oct 6-7 |
| Chanukah | Nov 28- Dec 6 | Dec 18-26 | Dec 7-15 |
| Tu BiShvat | Jan 16-17 | Feb 5-6 | Jan 24-25 |
| Purim | Mar 16-17 | Mar 6-7 | Mar 23-24 |
| Pesach | Apr 15-22 | Apr 5-12 | Apr 22-29 |
| Yom Hashoah | Apr 27-28 | Apr 17-18 | May 5-6 |
| Yom Hazikaron | May 3-4 | Apr 24-25 | May 12-13 |
| Yom Haatzmaut | May 4-5 | Apr 25-26 | May 13-14 |
| Lag Ba’Omer | May 18-19 | May 8-9 | May 25-26 |
| Shavuot | Jun 4-5 | May 25-26 | Jun 11-12 |
| Tisha B’Av | Aug 6-7 | July 26-27 | Aug 12-13 |
| Selichot Service | Aug 28 | Sept 9 | Sept 28 |