*Please note that Jewish observances begin at sundown on the evening prior to the printed holiday.
Fall 2021
- Sept. 7-6: Rosh Hashanah (Judaism)
- Sept. 13: Yom Kippur (Judaism)
- Sept. 21-27: Sukkot (Judaism)
- Sept. 28: Shemini Atzeret (Judaism)
- Sept. 29: Simchat Torah (Judaism)
- Oct. 7-14: Navaratri (Hinduism)
- Oct. 14: Dusserhra (Hinduism)
- Oct. 18: Mawlid-al-Nabi (Islam)
- Oct. 20: Birth of Bab (Baha'i)
- Nov. 1: All Saints' Day (Christianity)
- Nov. 4: Diwali (Hinduism)
- Nov. 12: Birth of Baha'u'llah (Baha'i)
- Nov. 29-Dec. 6: Hanukkah (Judaism)
- Dec. 8: Bodhi Day (Buddhism)
- Dec. 25: Christmas (Christianity)
Winter 2022
- Jan 5: Guru Gobind Singh's Birthday (Sikh)
- Feb. 15: Parinirvana Day (Buddhism)
- Mar. 2: Ash Wednesday (Christianity)
- Mar. 17: Purim (Judaism)
- Mar. 18: Holi (Hinduism)
- Mar. 21: Naw Ruz- Baha'i New Year (Baha'i)
Spring 2022
- Apr 2. (sundown) - May 1 (sundown): Ramadan
- Apr. 8: Vesak-Buddha's Birth (Buddhism)
- Apr. 14: Vaishakhi (Sikh)
- Apr. 14: Maundy Thursday (Christianity)
- Apr. 15: Good Friday (Christianity)
- April 16-April 23: Passover (Judaism)
- Official Passover Observance occurs at sundown on April 15 through sundown on April 23.
- Apr. 17: Easter (Christianity)
- May 2: Feast of Ridvan (Baha'i)
- May 3: Eid-Ul-Fitr (Islam)
- June 5: Shavuot (Judaism)
- June 16: Martyrdom Day of Guru Arian Dev Sahib (Sikh)