Jewish holidays change every year due to the differences between the Jewish Calendar and the Gregorian Calendar used throughout most of the world. So before you embarrass yourself while conversing on one of the best Jewish dating sites, take a quick look at upcoming Jewish Holidays for 2010.
- Shabbat - Every week
- Tu B’Shvat - January 30
- Ta’anit Esther- February 25
- Purim - February 28
- Shushan Purim - March 1
- Passover - March 30 to April 6
- Yom HaShoa - April 11
- Yom Hazikaron - April 18
- Yom Ha’atzmaut - April 19
- Lag B’Omer - May 2
- Shavuot - May 19 to 20
- The 17th of Tammuz - June 29
- Tish’a B’Av - July 20
- Tu B’Av - July 26
- Rosh Hashanah - September 9 to 10
- Fast of Gedaliah - September 12
- Yom Kippur - September 18
- Sukkot - September 23 to 29
- Hoshanah Rabbah - September 29
- Shemini Atzeret - September 30
- Simchat Torah - October 1
- Chanukah - December 2 to 9
Keep in mind that all Jewish holidays begin at sundown on the evening before the dates shown above. Need a date for a Jewish holiday party? Get your JDate free trial and find a Jewish date online tonight.
