Passover also know as Pesach, is a major Jewish festival that celebrates the springtime. It starts at dusk on the same day of the Hebrew calendar every year, which is the evening of 14th of Nisan, and ends after dark on the 21st of Nisan in Israel or the 22nd of Nisan outside Israel. The dates of Pesach on the secular calendar usually happens in April and occasionally in late March.
Passover dates for the next several years
- Passover 2025: April 12-20
- Passover 2026: April 1-9
- Passover 2027: April 21-29
- Passover 2028: April 10-18
- Passover 2029: March 30 – April 7
- Passover 2030: April 17-25
- Passover 2031: April 7-15
- Passover 2032: March 26 – April 3
- Passover 2033: April 13-21
- Passover 2034: April 3-11
- Passover 2035: April 23 – May 1
- Passover 2036: April 11-19
- Passover 2037: March 30 – April 7
- Passover 2038: April 19-27
- Passover 2039: April 8-16
- Passover 2040: March 28 – April 5
When is the Pesach Seder?
Passover is a Jewish holiday that celebrates the freedom and redemption of the Jewish people from slavery. The Seder is a special and joyful meal that symbolizes this celebration. It is held on the first two nights of Passover and only the first night in Israel.