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What Time Does Chag Start: A Guide to Halachic Sunset and Candle Lighting for 2026
"The start time for Chag, or a Jewish holiday, is primarily determined by the occurrence of sunset (shkiyah) in your specific geographic location. Because the Jewish calendar follows a lunar-solar cycle, these times shift daily. For most holidays, candle lighting occurs 18 to 20 minutes before sunset, marking the official transition into the holy day. Understanding the Halachic Framework of Chag In Jewish law, the observance of Chag (festivals) begins at nightfall, but the preparatory mitzvah of candle lighting takes place before sunset. The transition from a weekday to a festival day is defined by the movement of the sun relative to the horiz..."
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