This year, Shavuot runs from the evening of May 21 to the evening of May 23, 2026, marking the second pilgrimage festival after Passover and the close of the seven-week Omer count. Fifty days after leaving Egypt, the children of Israel had only their physical freedom. They became a true, sovereign people at Mount Sinai, when the Eternal gave Moses the Torah, establishing the Jewish people’s enduring spiritual unity. As Exodus puts it: “We will do and we will hear.” Rejoice in the Torah!
Cities and Community
Celebrations are planned in Budapest, Szentendre, Miskolc, and Debrecen, reflecting how Shavuot brings communities across Hungary together to study, pray, and rejoice after the Omer. While the listing highlights these hubs, participation traditionally spans congregations and community centers wherever Jewish life thrives.
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