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  • Being Jewish: Holiday Gateway
    Find out the hows, whys, & whens of Judaism. This is the Holiday Gateway, associated with the Being Jewish Web Site.
  • Chabad.org: Holidays
    A Note About Jewish Holidays:<br><br>All Jewish holidays begin the evening before the date specified. This is because a Jewish "day" begins and ends at sunset, rather than at midnight. <br><br>For the precise time when a holiday begins in your area, consult our Shabbat Candle Lighting Schedule
  • Holidays with a Twist
    The Hagshama Department of the World Zionist Organization - Everything on Zionism, Judaism and Israel
  • Jewish Event Planning
    YourSimcha.com the most comprehensive Jewish event planning site on the internet, featuring information on: weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, births, engagements, florists, flowers, kosher catering, mohels, musicians, orchestras, bands, and more.
  • Jewish Holidays at Aish
    Jewish Holidays are revealed as you've never seen them before! The Jewish Holidays come alive at aish.com where you'll find everything you need to know, want to know and perhaps DIDN'T know about the Jewish Holidays and its celebration of life year around. So come and join the odyssey and rediscover the Jewish holiday today at aish.com. Get connected at aish.com
  • Judaism 101: Jewish Holidays
    Discusses Jewish holidays generally, including a list of all Jewish holidays and their dates for the next five years. Provides links to pages about each specific holiday.
  • MyZmanim.com
    Lookup ANY Zman for ANY Date in ANY City - Worldwide! Includes Latest Shema, Latest Davening, Candle Lighting, Sunrise/HaNetz, Sunset/Shkio, Midday/Chatzot, Plag HaMincha etc.
  • Yom Tov
    Judaism on the Internet --The ultimate resource for Jews, Judaism, Jewish Education, and Torah.
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