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When is Purim 2027?

Purim 2027 is Tuesday, 23 March 2027, 14 Adar II 5787. In Jerusalem and other cities walled from the time of Joshua, Shushan Purim is Wednesday, 24 March 2027 (15 Adar II). 5787 is a Hebrew leap year, so Purim falls in Adar II.

The Megillah is read on the evening of 13 Adar II (Monday, 22 March 2027) and again on the day of Purim. Purim is not a public rest day in Israel. Confirm local municipal practice in Jerusalem for Shushan Purim.

Dates

Erev Purim: Monday, 22 March 2027 (13 Adar II 5787)
Purim: Tuesday, 23 March 2027 (14 Adar II 5787)
Shushan Purim (Jerusalem): Wednesday, 24 March 2027 (15 Adar II 5787)

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Purim 2027?

Tuesday, 23 March 2027. Shushan Purim in Jerusalem is Wednesday, 24 March 2027.

Why is Jerusalem a day later?

Walled cities from the time of Joshua observe Shushan Purim on 15 Adar (or 15 Adar II in a leap year).

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About the data

Dates are from Hebcal (Israel settings): Purim 14 Adar II 5787 = 23 March 2027. Shushan Purim = 24 March 2027.

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