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All Shabbat Times in New York

The next twelve months, 2026 to 2027, in one table: date, parsha, candle lighting and Havdalah.

In New York, 52 Shabbatot in twelve months: the earliest candle lighting is at 4:10 PM, the latest at 8:13 PM.

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The Shabbatot of New York

Shabbat times in New York over twelve months
FridayParshaCandlesHavdalah
Friday, October 16NoachCandles 5:56 PMHavdalah 6:54 PM
Friday, October 23Lech-LechaCandles 5:45 PMHavdalah 6:44 PM
Friday, October 30VayeraCandles 5:36 PMHavdalah 6:36 PM
Friday, November 6Chayei SaraCandles 4:28 PMHavdalah 5:28 PM
Friday, November 13ToldotCandles 4:21 PMHavdalah 5:22 PM
Friday, November 20VayetzeiCandles 4:16 PMHavdalah 5:18 PM
Friday, November 27VayishlachCandles 4:12 PMHavdalah 5:15 PM
Friday, December 4EarliestVayeshevCandles 4:10 PMHavdalah 5:14 PM
Friday, December 11MiketzCandles 4:10 PMHavdalah 5:15 PM
Friday, December 18VayigashCandles 4:12 PMHavdalah 5:17 PM
Friday, December 25VayechiCandles 4:16 PMHavdalah 5:21 PM
Friday, January 1ShemotCandles 4:21 PMHavdalah 5:26 PM
Friday, January 8VaeraCandles 4:27 PMHavdalah 5:32 PM
Friday, January 15BoCandles 4:35 PMHavdalah 5:39 PM
Friday, January 22BeshalachCandles 4:43 PMHavdalah 5:47 PM
Friday, January 29YitroCandles 4:51 PMHavdalah 5:54 PM
Friday, February 5MishpatimCandles 5:00 PMHavdalah 6:02 PM
Friday, February 12TerumahCandles 5:09 PMHavdalah 6:10 PM
Friday, February 19TetzavehCandles 5:17 PMHavdalah 6:18 PM
Friday, February 26Ki TisaCandles 5:25 PMHavdalah 6:26 PM
Friday, March 5VayakhelCandles 5:33 PMHavdalah 6:34 PM
Friday, March 12PekudeiCandles 5:41 PMHavdalah 6:41 PM
Friday, March 19VayikraCandles 6:48 PMHavdalah 7:49 PM
Friday, March 26TzavCandles 6:56 PMHavdalah 7:57 PM
Friday, April 2ShminiCandles 7:03 PMHavdalah 8:05 PM
Friday, April 9TazriaCandles 7:10 PMHavdalah 8:12 PM
Friday, April 16MetzoraCandles 7:18 PMHavdalah 8:21 PM
Friday, April 23Shabbat Chol Hamoed PassoverCandles 7:25 PMHavdalah 8:29 PM
Friday, April 30Achrei MotCandles 7:33 PMHavdalah 8:37 PM
Friday, May 7KedoshimCandles 7:40 PMHavdalah 8:46 PM
Friday, May 14EmorCandles 7:47 PMHavdalah 8:54 PM
Friday, May 21BeharCandles 7:53 PMHavdalah 9:01 PM
Friday, May 28BechukotaiCandles 7:59 PMHavdalah 9:08 PM
Friday, June 4BamidbarCandles 8:05 PMHavdalah 9:14 PM
Friday, June 11ShavuotCandles 8:09 PMHavdalah 9:18 PM
Friday, June 18NassoCandles 8:11 PMHavdalah 9:21 PM
Friday, June 25LatestBeha'alotchaCandles 8:13 PMHavdalah 9:22 PM
Friday, July 2Sh'lachCandles 8:12 PMHavdalah 9:21 PM
Friday, July 9KorachCandles 8:11 PMHavdalah 9:18 PM
Friday, July 16Chukat-BalakCandles 8:07 PMHavdalah 9:14 PM
Friday, July 23PinchasCandles 8:02 PMHavdalah 9:07 PM
Friday, July 30Matot-MaseiCandles 7:55 PMHavdalah 8:59 PM
Friday, August 6DevarimCandles 7:47 PMHavdalah 8:50 PM
Friday, August 13VaetchananCandles 7:38 PMHavdalah 8:40 PM
Friday, August 20EikevCandles 7:29 PMHavdalah 8:29 PM
Friday, August 27Re'ehCandles 7:18 PMHavdalah 8:18 PM
Friday, September 3ShoftimCandles 7:07 PMHavdalah 8:06 PM
Friday, September 10Ki TeitzeiCandles 6:55 PMHavdalah 7:54 PM
Friday, September 17Ki TavoCandles 6:43 PMHavdalah 7:41 PM
Friday, September 24Nitzavim-VayeilechCandles 6:32 PMHavdalah 7:29 PM
Friday, October 1Rosh HashanahCandles 6:20 PMHavdalah —
Friday, October 8Ha'azinuCandles 6:08 PMHavdalah 7:06 PM

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In your calendar

An iCal calendar with candle lighting and Havdalah for every Shabbat in New York. It updates itself in the calendar on your iPhone, in Google Calendar or in Outlook.

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The earliest and the latest Shabbat

In New York, the earliest candle lighting falls on December 4, 2026 (4:10 PM) and the latest on June 25, 2027 (8:13 PM). The gap follows the length of the days: sunset comes early near the winter solstice and very late near the summer solstice.

The holidays of the year in New York

The holidays of the year in New York
HolidayDatesTimes
Hanukkah25 Kislev 5787December 5 – 12
Tenth of Tevet10 Tevet 5787December 20fast 5:47 AM until 5:17 PM
Tu BiShvat15 Sh'vat 5787January 23
Purim Katan14 Adar I 5787February 21 – 22
Fast of Esther13 Adar II 5787March 22fast 5:34 AM until 7:51 PM
Purim14 Adar II 5787March 23
Shushan Purim15 Adar II 5787March 24
Fast of the Firstborn14 Nisan 5787April 21fast 4:40 AM until 8:25 PM
Passover15 Nisan 5787April 22 – 29candles 7:23 PM · ends 8:35 PM
Yom HaShoah27 Nisan 5787May 4
Yom HaZikaron4 Iyar 5787May 11
Yom HaAtzma'ut5 Iyar 5787May 12
Pesach Sheni14 Iyar 5787May 21
Lag BaOmer18 Iyar 5787May 25
Yom Yerushalayim28 Iyar 5787June 4
Shavuot6 Sivan 5787June 11 – 12candles 8:08 PM · ends 9:18 PM
Seventeenth of Tammuz17 Tammuz 5787July 22fast 4:02 AM until 9:09 PM
Tisha B'Av9 Av 5787August 12fast from the evening before at 7:59 PM until 8:43 PM
Tu B'Av15 Av 5787August 18
Rosh Hashanah1 Tishrei 5788October 2 – 3candles 6:20 PM · ends 7:16 PM
Fast of Gedaliah3 Tishrei 5788October 4fast 5:34 AM until 7:14 PM
Yom Kippur10 Tishrei 5788October 11candles 6:05 PM · ends 7:03 PM · fast from the evening before at 6:23 PM until 7:03 PM

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