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Religious holidays 2026–2027

The big days of the world's major faiths and calendars, in date order. Past days are greyed out.

Islamic dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar; where a month starts with the sighting of the new moon they can be a day earlier or later. Jewish holidays begin at sundown the evening before. Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist and Jain dates are those set by the Government of India; some regions keep them a day apart.

2026

DateHoliday
7 January
Wednesday
Orthodox Christmas☦️ Orthodox Christian
17 February
Tuesday
Chinese New Year🏮 Chinese
18 February
Wednesday
Ramadan begins ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
18 February
Wednesday
Ash Wednesday✝️ Christian
3 March
Tuesday
Purim✡️ Jewish
20 March
Friday
Eid al-Fitr ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
21 March
Saturday
Nowruz (Persian New Year)🌸 Persian
2 April
Thursday
Passover✡️ Jewish
3 April
Friday
Good Friday✝️ Christian
5 April
Sunday
Easter Sunday✝️ Christian
12 April
Sunday
Orthodox Easter☦️ Orthodox Christian
22 May
Friday
Shavuot✡️ Jewish
27 May
Wednesday
Eid al-Adha ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
16 June
Tuesday
Islamic New Year ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
11 September
Friday
Enkutatash (Ethiopian New Year)✨ Ethiopian
12 September
Saturday
Rosh Hashanah✡️ Jewish
21 September
Monday
Yom Kippur✡️ Jewish
25 September
Friday
Mid-Autumn Festival🏮 Chinese
26 September
Saturday
Sukkot✡️ Jewish
27 September
Sunday
Meskel✨ Ethiopian
8 November
Sunday
Diwali (Deepavali)🪔 Hindu
24 November
Tuesday
Guru Nanak's Birthday☬ Sikh
5 December
Saturday
Hanukkah✡️ Jewish
25 December
Friday
Christmas Day✝️ Christian

2027

DateHoliday
7 January
Thursday
Orthodox Christmas☦️ Orthodox Christian
6 February
Saturday
Chinese New Year🏮 Chinese
8 February
Monday
Ramadan begins ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
10 February
Wednesday
Ash Wednesday✝️ Christian
9 March
Tuesday
Eid al-Fitr ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
21 March
Sunday
Nowruz (Persian New Year)🌸 Persian
23 March
Tuesday
Purim✡️ Jewish
23 March
Tuesday
Holi🪔 Hindu
26 March
Friday
Good Friday✝️ Christian
28 March
Sunday
Easter Sunday✝️ Christian
15 April
Thursday
Ram Navami🪔 Hindu
19 April
Monday
Mahavir Jayanti🙏 Jain
22 April
Thursday
Passover✡️ Jewish
2 May
Sunday
Orthodox Easter☦️ Orthodox Christian
16 May
Sunday
Eid al-Adha ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
20 May
Thursday
Buddha Purnima (Vesak)☸️ Buddhist
6 June
Sunday
Islamic New Year ± 1 day☪️ Muslim
11 June
Friday
Shavuot✡️ Jewish
25 August
Wednesday
Janmashtami🪔 Hindu
12 September
Sunday
Enkutatash (Ethiopian New Year)✨ Ethiopian
15 September
Wednesday
Mid-Autumn Festival🏮 Chinese
28 September
Tuesday
Meskel✨ Ethiopian
2 October
Saturday
Rosh Hashanah✡️ Jewish
9 October
Saturday
Dussehra (Vijaya Dashami)🪔 Hindu
11 October
Monday
Yom Kippur✡️ Jewish
16 October
Saturday
Sukkot✡️ Jewish
29 October
Friday
Diwali (Deepavali)🪔 Hindu
14 November
Sunday
Guru Nanak's Birthday☬ Sikh
25 December
Saturday
Hanukkah✡️ Jewish
25 December
Saturday
Christmas Day✝️ Christian

Islamic, Jewish, Chinese, Persian and Ethiopian dates from our world calendar tables, each checked against official sources; Easter by the Gregorian and Julian computus; Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist and Jain dates from the Government of India's list of holidays for its central government offices (Department of Personnel and Training). All sources.