MoedThe dates of Tu BiShvat
Tu BiShvat from 2020 to 2032, diaspora calendar.
| Year | Begins | Ends | Hebrew date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | evening of February 9 | February 10 | 15 Sh'vat 5780 |
| 2021 | evening of January 27 | January 28 | 15 Sh'vat 5781 |
| 2022 | evening of January 16 | January 17 | 15 Sh'vat 5782 |
| 2023 | evening of February 5 | February 6 | 15 Sh'vat 5783 |
| 2024 | evening of January 24 | January 25 | 15 Sh'vat 5784 |
| 2025 | evening of February 12 | February 13 | 15 Sh'vat 5785 |
| 2026 | evening of February 1 | February 2 | 15 Sh'vat 5786 |
| 2027 | evening of January 22 | January 23 | 15 Sh'vat 5787 |
| 2028 | evening of February 11 | February 12 | 15 Sh'vat 5788 |
| 2029 | evening of January 30 | January 31 | 15 Sh'vat 5789 |
| 2030 | evening of January 18 | January 19 | 15 Sh'vat 5790 |
| 2031 | evening of February 7 | February 8 | 15 Sh'vat 5791 |
| 2032 | evening of January 27 | January 28 | 15 Sh'vat 5792 |
Diaspora dates. In Israel some holidays are one day shorter: the Hebrew page gives the Israeli dates.
Tu BiShvat: what it is
The Mishnah (Rosh Hashanah 1:1) lists it as one of four new years. It is not a yom tov. Fruit is eaten, especially the kinds the Torah praises in the land of Israel: wheat, barley, grape, fig, pomegranate, olive and date.
The kabbalists developed a Tu BiShvat seder with four cups of wine and fruit, which many communities have adopted. In Israel, trees are planted.
What people do
- Eating fruit, especially from the seven species.
- A Tu BiShvat seder, with four cups of wine and fruit.
- Planting a tree, widespread in Israel.
- Tachanun is not said.
Also written: Tu BiShvat, Tu B’Shvat, Tu Bishvat, Tu Bishvat, Tou Bichvat.
For a halakhic ruling, ask your rabbi.
Frequently asked questions
When is Tu BiShvat in 2027?
Tu BiShvat 2027 begins on the evening of Friday, January 22 and ends on Saturday, January 23, on the diaspora calendar.
How long does Tu BiShvat last?
Tu BiShvat lasts 1 day.
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