Pesach 2027 times in Miami
Candle lighting and end of yom tov for the first and last days of Pesach 2027 in Miami, United States, plus the latest times to eat and burn chametz.
First days
- Wednesday 21 April: Candle lighting (first Seder) 19:28
- Thursday 22 April: Candle lighting, not before (second Seder) 20:22
- Friday 23 April: Shabbat candles, from an existing flame 19:29
- Saturday 24 April: Yom tov and Shabbat end 20:23
Last days
- Tuesday 27 April: Candle lighting 19:31
- Wednesday 28 April: Candle lighting, not before 20:26
- Thursday 29 April: Yom tov ends 20:26
Chametz – Wednesday 21 April
- Latest time to eat chametz (Magen Avraham): 10:46
- Latest time to eat chametz (Gra): 11:10
- Latest time to burn chametz (Magen Avraham): 12:03
- Latest time to burn chametz (Gra): 12:15
Follow your community's custom.
Candle lighting in Miami is 18 minutes before sunset. "Not before" and end times use nightfall (8.5°).
Miami, Florida, stands as a prominent and vibrant center for Jewish life, seamlessly blending tropical allure with a robust infrastructure catering to observant Jews. This dynamic metropolitan area, encompassing Dade and Broward counties, has long been a favored destination for Jewish residents and visitors, especially during the cooler winter months. The community reflects a rich tapestry of backgrounds, including significant Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Latin American Jewish populations, contributing to a diverse and welcoming atmosphere for all.
Pesach programs near Miami
Frequently asked questions
When do I light candles for the first Seder of Pesach 2027 in Miami?
In Miami, candle lighting for the first Seder is at 19:28 on Wednesday 21 April.
When does Pesach 2027 end in Miami?
In Miami, the last day of Pesach ends at 20:26 on Thursday 29 April.
What is the latest time to eat chametz in Miami?
On Wednesday 21 April in Miami: 10:46 according to the Magen Avraham and 11:10 according to the Gra. Follow your community's custom.