What about the 4 blood moons 2014-2015 as an event feature to be added
How about adding
the 4 blood moons of 2014-2015 being the final jubilee year event,to your customizactions
Shabbos later this year prior to the first day of Chanukah
thanks for Hebcal. Shabbos this past Friday, December 20 began in Philadelphia, PA USA at 4:19; that’s two minutes later than the previous Shabbos. Usually, Shabbos doesn’t start to get later until the following one or two Sabbaths following Chanukah. What’s going on?
Need to re-establish access to Hebrew Calendar 9.
When my new hard drive was installed, I lost access to Hebrew Calendar 9. Can you help me get it up again?
Hi, thanks for your message.
Calendar Maven used to provide an application with a similar name for Windows. The Calendar Maven company, formerly online at calendar-maven.com, now appears to be defunct.
Hebcal.com, a different product, is a free Jewish calendar and holiday web site. Hebcal is not affiliated with CalendarMaven.
Unfortunately, Hebcal.com doesn't support a native application on Windows or Mac, nor do we have native apps for Android or iPhone. At this point we're currently a website that allows exporting/downloading calendar data to lots of different applications. You can download/subscribe to a fresh feed here:
http://www.hebcal.com/ical/
Or if you want advanced settings like candle lighting times for Shabbat and holidays, Ashkenazi transliterations, Israeli holiday schedule, etc, go to our Customize Calendar page here:
http://www.hebcal.com/hebcal
Parshat Terumah 2020
Hi there - I was just looking at Parshat Terumah in 2020, and found that the aliyot for full kriyah don't line up with the tikkun (and multiple chumashim that I consulted to double check). The 2nd aliyah should be 25:17-40 (which is the end of 25), and then the aliyot continue to differ from there on. Is there anyone who can address this, so others aren't confused? Thanks!
Astronomical Gregorian Calendar to Jewish Calendar Conversion
Please permit zero and negative Gregorian years so the calculator can function as an "astronomical" Gregorian-to-Jewish calendar converter. Astronomy requires contiguous years and although 1 BC jumps to 1 AD, for the purpose of astronomy, 1 BC is year 0, 2 BC is year -1, etc.
By the way, thank you for not including the 10-day Gregorian transition since your converter works as an "astronomical" Gregorian calendar converter for Gregorian dates before the transition (not interested in Julian dates in history, just Gregorian dates for astronomy). We just need the converter to accept year 0 and negative years. Thanks!
Only export minor holidays
I'm trying to make two separate calendars, one with only the major holidays and one with only the minor holidays, to have no duplicates. When I try to only export the minor holidays, it automatically includes the major ones. Is there any way to remove this feature?
birthday parsha calculator
hey im trying to build a website and would want a upon signup i want a hebrew birthday calculator before after sunset and it tells you the parsha you read. is there a code i could implement i know nothing about this kind of code
Remove hebcal calendar events from outlook.com
I have added Hebcal 2018-19 to Outlook.com by downloading it directly. I have not created an additional calendar, so everything is in Outlook.com Unfortunately, it seems that have made that twice and my default Outlook.com Calendar has all duplicate events. How can I restore my Outlook.com calendar?
Hi, thanks for using Hebcal, and we're sorry to hear about those duplicate events.
We don't know of an easy way to bulk-delete many events directly from Outlook.com, but if you have Outlook for Mac or Outlook for Windows attached to your Outlook.com account, you may be able to follow instructions like this to easily remove duplicates:
https://www.hebcal.com/home/1860/outlook-mac-delete-hebcal-jewish-calendar-merged-events
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