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| Date |
Holiday |
Religion |
| Tuesday, July 9 |
First Day of Ramadan |
Muslim |
| Thursday, August 8 |
Eid-al-Fitr
(end of Ramadan) |
Muslim |
Thursday-Friday,
Sept. 5-6 |
Rosh Hashanah |
Jewish |
| Saturday, Sept. 14, |
Yom Kippur |
Jewish |
Thursday-Friday,
Sept. 19-20 |
Sukkot
(first two days) |
Jewish |
Thursday, Sept. 26 |
Simchat Azteret |
Jewish |
| Friday, Sept. 27 |
Simchat Torah |
Jewish |
Saturday-Sunday,
Oct. 5-13 |
Navaratri |
Hindu |
| Monday, Oct. 14 |
Dussehra |
Hindu |
| Tuesday, Oct. 15 |
Eid-al-Adha |
Muslim |
| Sunday, Oct. 20 |
Birth of the Bab |
Baha'i |
| Sunday, Nov. 3 |
Diwali |
Hindu |
| Tuesday, Nov. 12 |
Birth of Bahá'u'lláh |
Baha'i |
Thursday-Thursday,
Nov. 28-Dec. 5 |
Hanukkah |
Jewish |
| Wednesday, Dec. 25 |
Christmas |
Christian |
| Tuesday, Jan. 7 |
Christmas |
Orthodox Christian |
| Monday, March 3 |
Great Lent Begins |
Orthodox Christian |
| Wednesday, March 5 |
Ash Wednesday |
Christian |
| Sunday, March 16 |
Purim |
Jewish |
Tuesday-Wednesday,
April 15-16 |
Passover
(first two days) |
Jewish |
| Friday, April 18 |
Good/Holy Friday |
Christian |
| Sunday, April 20 |
Easter |
Christian |
| Sunday, April 20 |
Pascha (Easter) |
Orthodox Christian |
Monday-Tuesday,
April 21-22
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Passover
(last two days) |
Jewish |
| Monday, April 21 |
Ridvan |
Baha'i |
NOTE: Muslim holidays begin at sunset on the evening before the date given. Muslim holidays are based on a lunar calendar, and the actual dates are determined by direct observation of the moon and announced by the mosque.
Jewish holidays begin at sunset on the evening before the date given.
Orthodox Christian holidays begin at sunset on the evening before the date given.
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