Passover for the year 2018 starts on Saturday, March 31st and ends the 7 day holiday on Friday, April 6th. Because the Jewish calendar is a lunar calendar, the holiday begins on the sunset of the previous day on the evening of Friday, March 30th. For Reform and Reconstructionist Jews who follow the Biblical text they celebrate the holiday over 7 days, however, Orthodox, Hasidic, and other Jews in the Diaspora will celebrate the holiday as 8 days ending on Saturday, April 7th.
Passover begins typically in March or April of the Gregorian calendar. It is on the 15th day of the month of Nison which is on the night of a full moon. It lasts generally for 7 to 8 days.
Days to Passover 2018
Saturday, March 31st is day number 90 of the 2018 calendar year with -1 year, -3 months, -22 days until the start of the celebration of Passover 2018.
|When:||Begins 15th day of Nison in Hebrew Calendar|
Dates for Passover
|Holiday||Date||Days to Go|
|Passover 2018||Saturday, March 31, 2018||-478|
|Passover 2019||Saturday, April 20, 2019||-93|
|Passover 2020||Thursday, April 09, 2020||262|
|Passover 2021||Sunday, March 28, 2021||615|
|Passover 2022||Saturday, April 16, 2022||999|
|Passover 2023||Thursday, April 06, 2023||1354|