ollowing is Temple Emanu-El’s calendar of major Jewish holy days and festivals for the next five years. All Jewish holidays (except Selichot) begin the evening before the date specified. In the Hebrew calendar, a “day” begins and ends at sunset, rather than at midnight.| 2012-2013 5773 |
2013-2014 5774 |
2014-2015 5775 |
2015-2016 5776 |
2016-2017 5777 |
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| SELICHOT | Sept. 8 (5772) | Aug. 31 (5773) | Sept. 20 (5774) | Sept. 5 (5775) | Sept. 24 (5776) |
| ROSH HASHANAH | Sept. 17 | Sept. 5 | Sept. 25 | Sept. 14 | Oct. 3 |
| YOM KIPPUR | Sept. 26 | Sept. 14 | Oct. 4 | Sept. 23 | Oct. 12 |
| SUKKOT | Oct. 1–7 | Sept. 19– Sept. 25 |
Oct. 9–15 | Sept. 28– Oct. 4 |
Oct. 17-23 |
| SH'MINI ATZERET/ SIMCHAT TORAH |
Oct. 8 | Sept. 26 | Oct. 16 | Oct. 5 | Oct. 24 |
| CHANUKAH | Dec. 9–16 | Nov. 28– Dec. 5 |
Dec. 15–24 | Dec. 7–14 | Dec. 25– Jan. 2 |
| PURIM | Feb. 24 | March 16 | March 5 | March 24 | March 12 |
| PASSOVER | March 26– April 1 |
April 15–21 | April 4–10 | April 23–29 | April 11–17 |
| SHAVUOT | May 15 | June 4 | May 24 | June 12 | May 31 |
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