Pesach Times
PESACH TIMES
The following times are relevant throughout Pesach for determining your personal Davening times, particularly if you do not Daven at the same time as your usual Minyan would meet.
Earliest Talis & Tefilin – 5:46 AM on April 8, gradually getting earlier to 5:34 AM on April 16.
Netz Hachamah (sunrise) – 6:42 AM on April 8, gradually getting earlier to 6:30 AM on April 16.
This is the ideal time to Daven the Shacharis Shmoneh Esrai and, if possible, Shmoneh Esrai should not be Davened
before that time.
Latest Krias Shma – 9:54 AM on April 8, gradually getting earlier to 9:49 AM on April 16.
Earliest Mincha – 1:43 PM on April 8, gradually getting earlier to 1:42 PM on April 16.
The usual time for Mincha is a little before Shkia (sunset), about the same time as listed for lighting candles on Erev Shabbos or Erev Yom Tov. If Mincha is Davened significantly earlier then it is preferable to Daven Mincha prior to Plag Hamincha and Maariv following Plag Hamincha.
Wednesday, April 8 – Erev Pesach
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Finish eating Chametz by 10:33 AM
Recite Kol Chamira by 11:51 AM
* Remember to make an Eruv Tavshillin.
Light Candles 7:21 PM
* Even if one's Minhag is to say Hallel in Shul on Seder night, one would not say it if davening at home.
Seder starts after 8:20 PM
Thursday, April 9 – Yom Tov
* We do not say the Tefillah of Tal on the first day of Pesach, as it is part of the Chazan's repetition. The first
Shmoneh Esrai in which we stop saying Mashiv Haruach is Mincha of the first day of Pesach.
Light Candles after 8:21 PM
* Even if one's Minhag is to say Hallel in Shul on Seder night, one would not say it if davening at home.
* Begin counting Sefiras Haomer.
Friday, April 10 – Yom Tov
Plag Hamincha 6:20 PM
Light Candles 7:23 PM
Shabbos, April 11 – Chol Hamoed
* There is no obligation for an individual to say Shir Hashirim on Shabbos Chol Hamoed. If an individual wants
to do so it is certainly acceptable to do so.
Shabbos Ends 8:24 PM
Tuesday, April 14 – Erev Yom Tov
Plag Hamincha 6:22 PM
Light Candles 7:26 PM
Wednesday, April 15 – Yom Tov
Light Candles after 8:28 PM
Thursday, April 16 – Yom Tov
* One says Yizkor on the last day of Yom Tov even when davening without a Minyan.
Yom Tov Ends 8:29 PM
Chametz which was sold for Pesach may be used after 9:15 PM