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简体中文 The celebration of New Year's trees is known as Tu B'Shvat. This holiday celebrated mainly in Israel is not very popular. Yet, it is commemorated in other places too.
When is Tu Bishvat 2017?
Tu Bishvat 2017 started on the evening of Friday 10th Feb, 2017 (10/02/2017) and ended in the nightfall of Saturday 11th Feb, 2017 (11/02/2017).
What is Tu Bishvat?
Dates for Tu Bishvat from 2015 to 2024
| When is ...? | Weekday | Date | Days away |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tu Bishvat 2024 | Thursday | Jan 25th | 183 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2023 | Monday | Feb 6th | 536 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2022 | Monday | Jan 17th | 921 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2021 | Thursday | Jan 28th | 1275 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2020 | Monday | Feb 10th | 1628 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2019 | Monday | Jan 21st | 2013 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2018 | Wednesday | Jan 31st | 2368 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2017 | Saturday | Feb 11th | 2722 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2016 | Monday | Jan 25th | 3105 days ago |
| Tu Bishvat 2015 | Wednesday | Feb 4th | 3460 days ago |
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Tu Bishvat also known as
Quick Facts
| Begin | Sunset: Feb 10, 2017 |
| End Date | Nightfall: Feb 11, 2017 |
| When? | Ended 2722 days ago |
| Duration | 1 Day |
| Type | Jewish Holidays |
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