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Jewish Holidays 2030
Complete calendar of Jewish holidays in 2030 (Hebrew years 5790 and 5791). Every holiday begins at sundown on the evening before the first day listed. Dates follow diaspora observance; Israeli differences are noted per holiday.
Holidays in 2030
15
7 major festivals
Work restricted
6 festivals
yom tov days, chol hamoed in between
First date
January 19, 2030
Tu BiShvat, then 14 more through December 21, 2030
Hebrew years
5790, 5791
the year turns at Rosh Hashanah
At a glance
Every date in 2030
Diaspora dates. Each holiday starts the evening before the first day listed and ends at nightfall on the last.
| Holiday | Begins at sundown | First day | Ends | Work restricted? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tu BiShvat ט"ו בשבט | January 18, 2030 | January 19, 2030 | same day | No |
| Purim פורים | March 18, 2030 | March 19, 2030 | same day | No |
| Passover (Pesach) פסח | April 17, 2030 | April 18, 2030 | April 25, 2030 | Yes, first two and last two days (chol hamoed in between) |
| Yom HaShoah יום השואה | April 29, 2030 | April 30, 2030 | same day | No |
| Yom HaZikaron יום הזיכרון | May 6, 2030 | May 7, 2030 | same day | No |
| Yom HaAtzmaut יום העצמאות | May 7, 2030 | May 8, 2030 | same day | No |
| Lag BaOmer ל"ג בעומר | May 20, 2030 | May 21, 2030 | same day | No |
| Shavuot שבועות | June 6, 2030 | June 7, 2030 | June 8, 2030 | Yes (yom tov) |
| Tisha B'Av תשעה באב | August 7, 2030 | August 8, 2030 | same day | No |
| Tu B'Av ט"ו באב | August 13, 2030 | August 14, 2030 | same day | No |
| Rosh Hashanah ראש השנה | September 27, 2030 | September 28, 2030 | September 29, 2030 | Yes (yom tov) |
| Yom Kippur יום כיפור | October 6, 2030 | October 7, 2030 | same day | Yes (yom tov) |
| Sukkot סוכות | October 11, 2030 | October 12, 2030 | October 18, 2030 | Yes, first two days (chol hamoed in between) |
| Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah שמיני עצרת ושמחת תורה | October 18, 2030 | October 19, 2030 | October 20, 2030 | Yes (yom tov) |
| Hanukkah חנוכה | December 20, 2030 | December 21, 2030 | December 28, 2030 | No |
Tishrei 5791
The autumn run, 2030
Four festivals inside three weeks. Rosh Hashanah opens the Hebrew year, Yom Kippur follows nine days later, and Sukkot begins five days after that.
2030 calendar
About each holiday
All 15 in date order. Each card opens the full 2030 page for that holiday, with candle lighting times, customs and greetings.
January 19, 2030
Tu BiShvat
The new year of the trees. Tree planting in Israel and eating the fruits of the land.
March 19, 2030
Purim
Celebrates the rescue of the Jews of Persia as told in the Book of Esther. Megillah readings, costumes, mishloach manot and festive meals.
April 18, 2030
Passover (Pesach)
The festival of freedom, marking the Exodus from Egypt. Seder nights, matzah, and no chametz for eight days (seven in Israel).
April 30, 2030
Yom HaShoah
Holocaust Remembrance Day. In Israel a two-minute siren brings the country to a standstill.
May 7, 2030
Yom HaZikaron
Israel's Memorial Day for fallen soldiers and victims of terror, the day before Independence Day.
May 21, 2030
Lag BaOmer
The 33rd day of the Omer count. Bonfires, weddings and celebrations at Mount Meron.
June 7, 2030
Shavuot
The festival of receiving the Torah at Sinai. All-night learning and dairy foods. Two days in the diaspora, one in Israel.
August 8, 2030
Tisha B'Av
Fast day mourning the destruction of both Temples in Jerusalem. If the 9th of Av falls on Shabbat, the fast is observed on Sunday.
August 14, 2030
Tu B'Av
A minor festival of love and new beginnings, often called the Jewish Valentine's Day.
September 28, 2030
Rosh Hashanah
The Jewish New Year (start of Hebrew year 5791). Shofar blasts, apples and honey, two days of prayer and festive meals.
October 7, 2030
Yom Kippur
The Day of Atonement, the holiest day of the Jewish year. A 25-hour fast from sundown to nightfall.
October 12, 2030
Sukkot
The festival of booths. A week of meals in the sukkah with the four species. The first two days are yom tov in the diaspora.
October 19, 2030
Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah
The closing festival of Sukkot, followed by Simchat Torah: finishing and restarting the Torah reading with dancing. One combined day in Israel, two in the diaspora.
December 21, 2030
Hanukkah
The festival of lights: eight nights of candle lighting marking the rededication of the Temple. Latkes, sufganiyot and dreidels.
Two calendars, one year
Israel and the diaspora in 2030
The dates above are diaspora dates, where most yom tov days are doubled: Passover runs 8 days and opens with two seder nights, Shavuot runs 2 days, and Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah fall on separate days.
In Israel each of those is a day shorter: seven days of Passover with one seder, a single day of Shavuot, and Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah kept together. The evening a festival starts is the same either way, so the first two columns of the table hold for both.
Jewish holidays 2030: quick answers
When is Tu BiShvat in 2030?+
Tu BiShvat 2030 begins at sundown on January 18, 2030; its calendar day is January 19, 2030.
When is Purim in 2030?+
Purim 2030 begins at sundown on March 18, 2030; its calendar day is March 19, 2030.
When is Passover in 2030?+
Passover (Pesach) 2030 begins at sundown on April 17, 2030 and ends after nightfall on April 25, 2030.
When is Yom HaShoah in 2030?+
Yom HaShoah 2030 begins at sundown on April 29, 2030; its calendar day is April 30, 2030.
When is Yom HaZikaron in 2030?+
Yom HaZikaron 2030 begins at sundown on May 6, 2030; its calendar day is May 7, 2030.
When is Yom HaAtzmaut in 2030?+
Yom HaAtzmaut 2030 begins at sundown on May 7, 2030; its calendar day is May 8, 2030.
Dates are computed with the standard Hebrew calendar algorithm and verified against independent sources. Always confirm observance details with your community.