Passover 2027

Passover 2027 begins at sundown on Wednesday 21 April 2027, the evening of the first seder, because a Hebrew date begins at sundown: 15 Nisan 5787 starts that evening. Day 1 is Thursday 22 April 2027. In Israel Passover lasts 7 days and ends at nightfall on Wednesday 28 April 2027; outside Israel it lasts 8 days and ends at nightfall on Thursday 29 April 2027, with the second seder on the evening of day 1. The box at the top tells you how many days are left to the first seder, or which day of Passover it is, from today’s date on your device. Below it are the days with their Hebrew dates and the dates for every year to 2036, both for Israel and outside Israel; download a printable chart (PDF), a spreadsheet (.csv) or a calendar file (.ics). Every date comes from our own Hebrew calendar arithmetic and was checked against Hebcal.

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Everything runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and only your settings are remembered in this browser. Dates come from our own Hebrew calendar arithmetic (the same engine as our Jewish calendar 2027) and were checked against Hebcal.com (CC BY 4.0, read on 16 November 2026) for 2027–2036. The “today” box uses today’s date on this device, not the time of sunset; there are no candle-lighting times, because they depend on where you are. PDF export uses jsPDF and svg2pdf.js (MIT licence).

How to use the Passover 2027 dates

  1. Choose where you are: outside Israel (8 days) or Israel (7 days). The box at the top and the calendar file follow that choice; the tables show both.
  2. Read the box at the top: days to the first seder, or “day N of Passover”. It uses today’s date on this device, not the time of sunset.
  3. Pick a year from 2027 to 2036 to see the evening of the first seder and every day with its Hebrew date.
  4. Choose colour or black ink and US Letter or A4, then download the PDF: a day-by-day chart to tick off and a page of dates for 2027–2036.
  5. Download the .ics to add the seders and the days of Passover to your calendar app, or the .csv for a spreadsheet, for the chosen year or all ten years.

What you can use it for

  • Knowing the evening of the first seder for invitations and family plans
  • Planning school and work days for 7 or 8 days of Passover
  • Sharing the dates with family in Israel and abroad
  • A day-by-day chart to tick off at home or in class
  • Putting ten years of Passover dates into a calendar or a spreadsheet

Passover 2027 day by day

DayDateHebrew date (daytime)IsraelOutside Israel
EveWednesday 21 April 202714 Nisan 5787First seder in the eveningFirst seder in the evening
1Thursday 22 April 202715 Nisan 5787Day 1Day 1 (second seder in the evening)
2Friday 23 April 202716 Nisan 5787Day 2Day 2
3Saturday 24 April 202717 Nisan 5787Day 3Day 3
4Sunday 25 April 202718 Nisan 5787Day 4Day 4
5Monday 26 April 202719 Nisan 5787Day 5Day 5
6Tuesday 27 April 202720 Nisan 5787Day 6Day 6
7Wednesday 28 April 202721 Nisan 5787Day 7 (last)Day 7
8Thursday 29 April 202722 Nisan 5787–Day 8 (last)

A Hebrew date begins at sundown on the evening before the day shown. The last day ends at nightfall.

Passover dates 2027–2036

YearFirst seder (evening)Day 1Last day in IsraelLast day outside Israel
2027Wednesday 21 April 2027Thursday 22 AprilWednesday 28 AprilThursday 29 April
2028Monday 10 April 2028Tuesday 11 AprilMonday 17 AprilTuesday 18 April
2029Friday 30 March 2029Saturday 31 MarchFriday 6 AprilSaturday 7 April
2030Wednesday 17 April 2030Thursday 18 AprilWednesday 24 AprilThursday 25 April
2031Monday 7 April 2031Tuesday 8 AprilMonday 14 AprilTuesday 15 April
2032Friday 26 March 2032Saturday 27 MarchFriday 2 AprilSaturday 3 April
2033Wednesday 13 April 2033Thursday 14 AprilWednesday 20 AprilThursday 21 April
2034Monday 3 April 2034Tuesday 4 AprilMonday 10 AprilTuesday 11 April
2035Monday 23 April 2035Tuesday 24 AprilMonday 30 AprilTuesday 1 May
2036Friday 11 April 2036Saturday 12 AprilFriday 18 AprilSaturday 19 April

The first seder is on the evening before day 1 everywhere; outside Israel there is a second seder on the evening of day 1.

Israel and outside Israel

The two calendars share the first seder and the first seven days. In Israel Passover ends at nightfall on day 7 (21 Nisan); outside Israel it ends at nightfall on day 8 (22 Nisan). Choose where you are in the tool and the countdown and calendar file follow; the printable chart and the tables always show both.

More for the Jewish year

Every Hebrew date of 2027, with Rosh Chodesh, holidays and fasts: Jewish Calendar 2027. The eight nights of Hanukkah: Hanukkah 2026. The month on one page, with Passover marked: April 2027 Calendar. Every holiday of 2027 in one list: 2027 Holidays. Flowers and leaves to color: Spring Coloring Pages.

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Frequently asked questions

When is Passover 2027?

Passover 2027 begins at sundown on Wednesday 21 April 2027 and ends at nightfall on Thursday 29 April 2027 outside Israel, or on Wednesday 28 April 2027 in Israel.

When is the first seder in 2027?

On the evening of Wednesday 21 April 2027, when 15 Nisan 5787 begins. Outside Israel the second seder is the next evening, Thursday 22 April 2027.

Why is Passover 7 days in Israel and 8 days outside Israel?

Hebcal’s Israel calendar lists 7 days of Passover (15–21 Nisan) and its calendar for outside Israel lists 8 (15–22 Nisan). This page shows both, so pick the one that applies to you.

What is the Hebrew date of Passover?

Passover begins on 15 Nisan. In 2027 that is Hebrew year 5787: 15 Nisan 5787 begins at sundown on 21 April 2027.

When is Passover 2028?

The first seder is on the evening of Monday 10 April 2028; Passover 2028 ends at nightfall on Tuesday 18 April 2028 outside Israel.

Why does the date of Passover change every year?

The Hebrew calendar follows the moon, with a leap month seven times in 19 years to keep it in step with the seasons, so 15 Nisan moves against the everyday calendar. Between 2027 and 2036 the first seder falls between 26 March (2032) and 23 April (2035).

What does “today is day N” mean?

It counts from day 1 (the daytime of 15 Nisan) using today’s date on your device. It does not know the time of sunset where you are, so on the evening of the first seder it already says “tonight”, and after sundown the Hebrew date is one day ahead of what the box shows.

How were the dates checked?

Every date from 2027 to 2036, for Israel and outside Israel, matches Hebcal’s calendar (read on 16 November 2026), and our Jewish calendar 2027 and 2027 holidays list use the same dates.

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