Passover
Observe Passover, the Jewish celebration of freedom! This eight-day festival commemorates the Exodus from Egypt. Families gather for Seder meals, retelling the liberation story and sharing symbolic foods that represent the journey to freedom.
About Passover
Observe Passover, the Jewish celebration of freedom! This eight-day festival commemorates the Exodus from Egypt. Families gather for Seder meals, retelling the liberation story and sharing symbolic foods that represent the journey to freedom.
History & origins
Passover is listed in this site's 2026 calendar for April 13. Informal "national days" are often promoted by communities, trade groups, and brands; origins and official proclamations vary by country and year. Observe Passover, the Jewish celebration of freedom! This eight-day festival commemorates the Exodus from Egypt. Because many such observances are cultural or promotional rather than statutory, treat dates as a planning guide and confirm local events separately.
Why it matters
Observing Passover gives people a shared anchor to explore holiday themes—passover, jewish, April, freedom, tradition—and to coordinate learning, gatherings, or giving around that focus. Observe Passover, the Jewish celebration of freedom! This eight-day festival commemorates the Exodus from Egypt. Families gather for Seder meals, retelling the liberation story and sharing symbolic foods that represent the journey to freedom.
How to celebrate
Attend or host a Seder. Learn the Passover story. Eat matzah and symbolic foods. Clean your home of leavened products. Discuss themes of freedom and liberation. Support Jewish community events.
Facts
- Passover lasts 7-8 days depending on tradition
- The Seder includes four cups of wine and symbolic foods
- Matzah represents bread that didn't have time to rise during the Exodus
- Children search for the hidden afikomen
- One of the most widely observed Jewish holidays
Upcoming dates
- Monday, April 13, 2026
- Tuesday, April 13, 2027
- Thursday, April 13, 2028
- Friday, April 13, 2029
- Saturday, April 13, 2030
Frequently asked questions
When is Passover in 2026?
This edition lists Passover on 2026-04-13 (April 13). Many recurring observances keep the same month and day each year.
What is Passover?
Observe Passover, the Jewish celebration of freedom! This eight-day festival commemorates the Exodus from Egypt. Families gather for Seder meals, retelling the liberation story and sharing symbolic foods that represent the journey to freedom.
How do people celebrate Passover?
Attend or host a Seder. Learn the Passover story. Eat matzah and symbolic foods. Clean your home of leavened products. Discuss themes of freedom and liberation. Support Jewish community events.
Is Passover a federal holiday?
Passover may coincide with civic or religious calendars in some regions; it is not necessarily a paid day off for all workers—check local listings.
What topics relate to Passover?
Common themes include: passover, jewish, April, freedom, tradition. Use tags and related pages on this site to explore similar celebrations.
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