Passover 2024 Work Restrictions: Which Days to Avoid?

Learn about the work restrictions during Passover 2024, including prohibited days and observances.

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Passover 2024 begins at sunset on April 22 and ends at nightfall on April 30. Traditionally, work is prohibited on the first two days, April 23-24, and the last two days, April 29-30. Many observe these days as Yom Tov, akin to the Sabbath, when creative work is generally avoided. Intervening days, called Chol Hamoed (April 25-28), often allow for limited work, but observance can vary. Always consult community practices or a rabbi if in doubt.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the non-working days during Passover 2024? The non-working days for Passover 2024 are April 23-24 and April 29-30.
  2. What is Chol Hamoed during Passover? Chol Hamoed is the intermediate days of Passover, from April 25-28, where work is allowed but observance may vary.
  3. Is work allowed on Passover? Work is generally prohibited on the first two and last two days of Passover, but limited work is often allowed during Chol Hamoed.
  4. How should I prepare for Passover 2024? Preparation for Passover includes menu planning, cleaning for chametz, and discussing observance with family or a rabbi.