Feast Calendar

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Here is my Feast calendar for the next year - containing the dates I will be celebrating the Biblical feasts, for those interested.
Yom Teruah - Feast of Trumpets - evening of Friday 28th September to evening of 29th September 2018 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of Thursday 27th September to Friday 28th September 2018 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Yom Kippur - Day of Atonement - evening of Sunday 7th October to evening of Monday 8th October 2018 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of Saturday 6th October to evening of Sunday 7th October 2018 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Sukkot - Feast of Tabernacles - evening of Friday 12th October to evening of Saturday 20th October 2018 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of Thursday 11th October to evening of Friday 19th October 2018 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Channukah - Hanukkah - evening of Friday 21st December to evening of Saturday 29th December 2018 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of Thursday 20th December to evening of Friday 28th December 2018 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Nicanor -  evening of Sunday 10th March to evening of Monday 11th March 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of Saturday 9th March to evening of Sunday 10th March 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Purim - evening of Saturday 10th March to evening of Monday 11th March 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 10th March to evening of 11th March 2019.
Pesach - Passover - evening of 31st March to evening of 1st April 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 30th March to evening of 31st March 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Matsah - Unleavened Bread - evening of 1st April to evening of 8th April 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 31st March to evening of 7th April 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Shavuot - Pentecost - evening of 25th May to evening of 26th May 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 25th May to evening of 26th May 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Yom Teruah - Feast of Trumpets - evening of 28th September to evening of 29th September 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 27th September to evening of 28th September 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Yom Kippur - Day of Atonement - evening of 7th October to evening of 8th October 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 6th October to evening of 7th October 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Sukkot - Tabernacles - evening of 12th October to evening of 20th October 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 11th October to evening of 19th October 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
Channukah - Hanukkah - evening of 21st December to evening of 29th December 2019 (timezones east of Jerusalem); evening of 20th December to evening of 28th December 2019 (timezones west of Jerusalem).
So, those are my feast dates for the rest of this year and all of next year.  Ask YAH to guide you in the calendar.

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