Hebrew year 5787 opens in the local evening of 11 Sept 2026. Its first civil daytime date is and its last is . The next Hebrew year begins in the local evening of 1 Oct 2027; its first daytime date is .
Fixed-calendar facts for Hebrew year 5787
Year length
385 days
Year type
Leap · complete
Number of months
13
Cheshvan and Kislev
30 days and 30 days
Adar
Adar I: 30 days; Adar II: 29 days
The leap year adds Adar I before Adar II. Purim appears in Adar II, while the smaller Purim Katan observance is in Adar I. A birthday originally recorded in either month keeps that identity; future birthday recurrence is a separate convention. Read about birthdays and the two Adars.
Month boundaries in 5787
Months appear in year order, beginning with Tishrei. The numbered year changes here even though the traditional count of months begins with Nisan. “First daytime date” is 1 of the named month, not necessarily the first day of its Rosh Chodesh observance, which can begin on day 30 of the preceding month.
5787 month boundaries; opening evenings are local, untimed dates
Civil daytime links open the actual selected date in the calendar. Most observances open the previous local evening and end at local nightfall on their final day. Minor fasts marked “dawn” begin that morning; Yom Kippur and Tisha B’Av begin the previous evening. These are date boundaries, not calculated clock times.
Read the Israel and Diaspora tables separately. Passover, Shavuot, Simchat Torah and festival-status days can differ. The tables identify yom tov dates as distinct from intermediate days; check your community’s observance and service timetable when making practical arrangements.
Diaspora schedule: daytime dates and observance boundaries
Observance
Hebrew daytime date
Civil daytime date
Opens locally
Ends locally
Yom tov daytime dates
Rosh Hashanah
1 Tishrei 5787 – 2 Tishrei 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
,
Fast of Gedaliah
3 Tishrei 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Yom Kippur
10 Tishrei 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Sukkot
15 Tishrei 5787 – 21 Tishrei 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
,
Shemini Atzeret
22 Tishrei 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Simchat Torah
23 Tishrei 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Hanukkah
25 Kislev 5787 – 2 Tevet 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Tenth of Tevet
10 Tevet 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Tu BiShvat
15 Shevat 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Purim Katan
14 Adar I 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Shushan Purim Katan
15 Adar I 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Fast of Esther
13 Adar II 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Purim
14 Adar II 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Shushan Purim
15 Adar II 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Fast of the Firstborn
14 Nisan 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Passover
15 Nisan 5787 – 22 Nisan 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
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Pesach Sheni
14 Iyar 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Lag BaOmer
18 Iyar 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Shavuot
6 Sivan 5787 – 7 Sivan 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
,
Seventeenth of Tammuz
17 Tammuz 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Tisha B’Av
9 Av 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Tu B’Av
15 Av 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Yom tov identifies the festival-status dates in this schedule, rather than every intermediate festival day. Sukkot includes Hoshana Rabbah on 21 Tishrei. The table covers the locally supported festivals, selected minor observances and fasts; Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat are included in the downloads.
Israel schedule: daytime dates and observance boundaries
Observance
Hebrew daytime date
Civil daytime date
Opens locally
Ends locally
Yom tov daytime dates
Rosh Hashanah
1 Tishrei 5787 – 2 Tishrei 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
,
Fast of Gedaliah
3 Tishrei 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Yom Kippur
10 Tishrei 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Sukkot
15 Tishrei 5787 – 21 Tishrei 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
Shemini Atzeret
22 Tishrei 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Simchat Torah
22 Tishrei 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Hanukkah
25 Kislev 5787 – 2 Tevet 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Tenth of Tevet
10 Tevet 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Tu BiShvat
15 Shevat 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Purim Katan
14 Adar I 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Shushan Purim Katan
15 Adar I 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Fast of Esther
13 Adar II 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Purim
14 Adar II 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Shushan Purim
15 Adar II 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Fast of the Firstborn
14 Nisan 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Passover
15 Nisan 5787 – 21 Nisan 5787
–
Evening of
Nightfall on
,
Pesach Sheni
14 Iyar 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Lag BaOmer
18 Iyar 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Shavuot
6 Sivan 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
Seventeenth of Tammuz
17 Tammuz 5787
Dawn on
Nightfall on
—
Tisha B’Av
9 Av 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Tu B’Av
15 Av 5787
Evening of
Nightfall on
—
Yom tov identifies the festival-status dates in this schedule, rather than every intermediate festival day. Sukkot includes Hoshana Rabbah on 21 Tishrei. The table covers the locally supported festivals, selected minor observances and fasts; Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat are included in the downloads.
Choose the schedule you use. Each .ics file is a one-year snapshot containing the supported Jewish holidays, minor fasts, Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat as all-day entries. It uses the civil daytime date and includes the opening-evening or dawn convention in each description. It contains public calendar dates and no personal birth inputs.
Prepared by Mazalogy with AI assistance using the linked references and tested local calendar calculations. Hebrew-year start data comes from Hebcal.com under CC BY 4.0. Holiday rows are calculated locally and checked against Hebcal’s published schedules; explanatory text is Mazalogy’s own.