What is Shavuot?
Shavuot is one of the three major Jewish Biblical pilgrimage festivals, in which Jews travel to Temple in Jerusalem to bring their first fruits. Shavuot is exactly 50 days after Passover. It’s also sometimes mentioned as Feast of Weeks. Jews who speak Greek gave the name Pentecost to this festival, as it occurs fifty days after Passover.
When is Shavuot in 2011?
Shavuot in 2011 is on Wednesday, 8th of June. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Tuesday, 7th of June.
When is Shavuot in 2012?
Shavuot in 2012 is on Sunday, 27th of May. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Saturday, 26th of May.
When is Shavuot in 2013?
Shavuot in 2013 is on Wednesday, 15th of May. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Tuesday, 14th of May.
When is Shavuot in 2014?
Shavuot in 2014 is on Wednesday, 4th of June. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Tuesday, 3rd of June.
When is Shavuot in 2015?
Shavuot in 2015 is on Sunday, 24th of May. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Saturday, 23rd of May.
When is Shavuot in 2016?
Shavuot in 2016 is on Sunday, 12th of June. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Saturday, 11th of June.
When is Shavuot in 2017?
Shavuot in 2017 is on Wednesday, 31st of May. In Jewish calendar, holiday begins from the sunset of the previous day, so Jews will celebrate Shavuot on the sunset of Tuesday, 30th of May.
Related posts:
