Jewish Holidays September 2025 Calendar

September 2025 is packed with Jewish holidays, providing an opportunity for celebration and reflection. As the calendar turns to fall, let’s take a look at the important dates coming up.

Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year, kicks off the month on September 10th. It’s a time for introspection and repentance, marked by special prayers and festive meals with loved ones.

Jewish Holidays September 2025 Calendar

Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, follows on September 19th. This solemn day is spent in prayer and fasting, seeking forgiveness for past wrongs and making amends with others.

Sukkot begins on the evening of September 24th, lasting for seven days. This harvest festival commemorates the Israelites’ journey through the desert and involves building and dwelling in temporary outdoor structures called sukkahs.

Simchat Torah concludes the holiday season on October 3rd, celebrating the completion of the annual Torah reading cycle. It’s a time for joyous dancing, singing, and reaffirming the importance of Jewish teachings.

As September approaches, mark your calendars and prepare to observe these significant Jewish holidays. Whether you’re attending services at a synagogue or observing traditions at home, may this month be filled with meaning, connection, and spiritual growth.