2019
January 7 Christmas, Orthodox (Julian Calendar)
February 15 Paranirvana Day (Buddha’s Death), Buddhist
March 6 Ash Wednesday, Christian
March 13 Ash Wednesday, Orthodox
March 21 Holi Festival of Spring and Color, Hindu
April 6 Buddha’s Birthday, Buddhist
April 19 Good Friday, Christian
April 19-27 Passover, Jewish (week-long holiday begins at sundown of 1st day; that and 2nd day are most important)
April 21 Easter Sunday, Christian
April 25 Holy Thursday, Orthodox
April 26 Holy Friday, Orthodox
April 28 Pascha (Easter), Orthodox
May 6-7 Ramadan Begins, Muslim
June 5-6 Eid Al Fitr (end of Ramadan), Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
Aug 11-12 Eid Al Adha, Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
Sept 29 - October 1 Rosh Hashanah, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; that and the second day are most important)
October 8-9 Yom Kippur, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; continues the entire second day through one hour after sunset)
October 8 Dussehra (Dasara) Festival of Victory of Good over Evil, Hindu
October 27 Diwali Festival of Lights, Hindu
December 1 Buddha’s Enlightenment Day, Buddhist
December 25 Christmas, Christian and Orthodox (Gregorian Calendar) 2020
January 7 Christmas, Orthodox (Julian Calendar)
February 15 Paranirvana Day (Buddha’s Death), Buddhist
February 26 Ash Wednesday, Christian
March 10 Holi Festival of Spring and Color, Hindu
March 11 Ash Wednesday, Orthodox
April 8 Buddha's Birthday
April 9 Passover, Jewish (week-long holiday begins at sundown of 1st day; that and second day are most important)
April 10 Good Friday, Christian
April 12 Easter Sunday, Christian
April 16 Holy Thursday, Orthodox
April 17 Holy Friday, Orthodox
April 19 Pascha (Easter), Orthodox
April 23-24 Ramadan Begins, Muslim
May 23-24 Eid Al Fitr (end of Ramadan), Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
July 30-31 Eid Al Adha, Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
September 19-20 Rosh Hashanah, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; that and second day are most important)
September 28-29 Yom Kippur, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; continues the entire second day through one hour after sunset)
October 25 Dussehra (Dasara) Festival of Victory of Good over Evil, Hindu
November 14 Diwali Festival of Lights, Hindu
December 8 Buddha’s Enlightenment Day, Buddhist
December 25 Christmas, Christian and Orthodox (Gregorian Calendar) 2021
January 7 Christmas, Orthodox (Julian Calendar)
February 15 Paranirvana Day (Buddha’s Death), Buddhist
February 17 Ash Wednesday, Christian
March 24 Ash Wednesday, Orthodox
March 29 Holi Festival of Spring and Color, Hindu
April 2 Good Friday, Christian
April 4 Easter Sunday, Christian
April 8 Buddha's Birthday, Buddhist
April 12-13 Ramadan Begins, Muslim
April 16 Passover, Jewish (week-long holiday begins at sundown of 1st day; that and second day are most important)
April 29 Holy Thursday, Orthodox
April 30 Holy Friday, Orthodox
May 2 Pascha (Easter), Orthodox
May 12-13 Eid Al Fitr (end of Ramadan), Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
July 19-20 Eid Al Adha, Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
September 7-8 Rosh Hashanah, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; that and second day are most important)
September 16-17 Yom Kippur, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; continues the entire second day through one hour after sunset)
October 15 Dussehra (Dasara) Festival of Victory of Good over Evil, Hindu
November 4 Diwali Festival of Lights, Hindu
December 8 Buddha’s Enlightenment Day, Buddhist
December 25 Christmas, Christian and Orthodox (Gregorian Calendar) 2022
January 7 Christmas, Orthodox (Julian Calendar)
February 15 Paranirvana Day (Buddha’s Death), Buddhist
March 2 Ash Wednesday, Christian
March 7 Great Lent Begins, Orthodox
March 18 Holi Festival of Spring and Color, Hindu
April 2-3 Ramadan Begins, Muslim
April 8 Buddha's Birthday, Buddhist
April 15 Good Friday, Christian
April 15-22 Passover, Jewish (week-long holiday begins at sundown of 1st day; that and second day are most important)
April 17 Easter, Christian
April 22 Holy Friday, Orthodox
April 24 Pascha (Easter), Orthodox
May 2-3 Eid Al Fitr (end of Ramadan), Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
July 9-10 Eid Al Adha, Muslim (begins at sundown on first day)
September 25-27 Rosh Hashanah, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; that and second day are most important)
October 4 Dussehra (Dasara) Festival of Victory of Good over Evil, Hindu
October 4-5 Yom Kippur, Jewish (holiday begins at sundown of first day; continues the entire second day through one hour after sunset)
October 24 Diwali Festival of Lights, Hindu
December 8 Buddha’s Enlightenment Day, Buddhist
December 25 Christmas, Christian and Orthodox (Gregorian Calendar)