Passover (first day) Dates. When is Passover (first day) in US?
Passover marks the Israelites' liberation from slavery and their exodus from Egypt around 3000 years ago. In the table below, you will find when Passover (first day) is officially marked and celebrated in US over a span of 15 years.
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| Year | Day of the Week | Date | Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Tuesday | March 30 | Passover (first day) |
| 2011 | Tuesday | April 19 | Passover (first day) |
| 2012 | Saturday | April 7 | Passover (first day) |
| 2013 | Tuesday | March 26 | Passover (first day) |
| 2014 | Tuesday | April 15 | Passover (first day) |
| 2015 | Saturday | April 4 | Passover (first day) |
| 2016 | Saturday | April 23 | Passover (first day) |
| 2017 | Tuesday | April 11 | Passover (first day) |
| 2018 | Saturday | March 31 | Passover (first day) |
| 2019 | Saturday | April 20 | Passover (first day) |
| 2020 | Thursday | April 9 | Passover (first day) |
| 2021 | Sunday | March 28 | Passover (first day) |
| 2022 | Saturday | April 16 | Passover (first day) |
| 2023 | Thursday | April 6 | Passover (first day) |
| 2024 | Tuesday | April 23 | Passover (first day) |
| 2025 | Sunday | April 13 | Passover (first day) |
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