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Jewish Holiday Listing for 2011


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Jewish Holiday (Dates in 2011) Work Restrictions
Tu B'Shevat
January 20
Work permitted
Ta'anit Esther
March 17
Work permitted
Purim
Nightfall of March 19 through nightfall of March 20
Work should be avoided. Consult a Rabbi if this is not possible.
Shushan Purim
March 21
Work permittedĀ 
Passover
Nightfall of April 18 through nightfall of April 26
No work permitted on April 19-20, 25-26. Work is permitted only on April 21-22, 24 with certain restrictions.
Second Passover
May 18
Work permittedĀ 
Lag B'Omer
May 22
Work permitted
Shavuot
Sunset of June 7 through nightfall of June 9
No work is permitted
The 17th of Tammuz
July 19
Work permitted
Tish'a B'Av
Sunset of August 8 through nightfall of August 9
Work should be avoided. Consult a Rabbi if this is not possible.
Rosh Hashanah
Sunset of September 28 through nightfall of September 30
No work is permitted.
Fast of Gedaliah
October 2
Work permitted
Yom Kippur
Sunset of October 7 through nightfall of October 8
No work is permitted.
Sukkot
Sunset of October 12 through sunset of October 19
No work permitted on Oct. 13-14. Work is permitted on Oct. 16-19 with certain restrictions.
Hoshanah Rabbah
October 19
Work permitted with certain restrictions.
Shemini Atzeret
Sunset of October 19 through nightfall of October 20
No work is permitted.
Simchat Torah
Nightfall of October 20 through nightfall of October 21
No work is permitted.
Chanukah
Sunset of December 20 through December 28
Work permitted

For a list of approved dates to hold a Jewish wedding, click here.


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