Passover
Celebrate Passover! JewishBoston.com has everything you'll need to bring in Passover 2014 in Boston.
Passover 2014 begins at sundown on April 14, 2014. Some Jews, particularly Conservative and Orthodox Jews, hold seders on the 14th and 15th, and conclude Passover after eight days, at sundown on April 22. Others, particularly Israeli and Reform Jews, hold one seder on the first night of the holiday and conclude Passover after seven days, at sundown on the 21st.
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