Simchat Torah in 2021

Simchat Torah Quick Facts - CA 2021

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2021 Date	September 28, 2021
2022 Date	October 18, 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

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Simchat Torah in 2021

Simchat Torah (Hebrew: שמחת תורה) commemorates the joy of the Jews having the Torah (Bible and its instruction). On Simchat Torah, many services read all five Books of Moses.

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“Chag Sameach!” Happy Simchat Torah or Happy Holidays! Celebrated from sundown Sept 28 to 29 in 2021. This joyous Jewish event marks the end of Sukkot, celebrating completing the annual reading of the Torah. Photo credit: Lily Rosen-Zohar https://t.co/Iq1xqSCNOE https://t.co/H3Ao0YRJ6s
— BC Housing (@BC_Housing) September 29, 2021

Positively beautiful and absolutely fantastic Simchat Torah at Chabad Flamingo 🦩—thank you to everyone who participated so joyously… may the joy, please G-d, now flow into the days, weeks and months ahead! https://t.co/c5UhaSjMnI
— Rabbi Mendel Kaplan (@RabbiKaplan) September 30, 2021

Happy Simchat Torah to those in the @DPCDSBSchools community celebrating. Simchat Torah (Rejoicing with the Torah) marks the end of the annual cycle of weekly Torah readings and the beginning of the new cycle. It is a joyous holiday that celebrates the love of Torah and study. https://t.co/ZiRyVnrt9m
— DPEquity (@DPEquity) September 28, 2021

After Simchat Torah, it is a custom at the court of the rebbes of Chabad to declare: “V’Yaakov halach l’darko”—“And Jacob went on his way” (or the modern version, “Hit the road, Jack”). https://t.co/365j5g7x85
— Rabbi Yisroel Bernath (@montrealrabbi) September 30, 2021

In "You're invited to The Torah Studio" Orly Zebak interviews the studio's founder, Liana Wertman. Ring in Simchat Torah by reading about an organization celebrating Torah every day! Read the full piece here: https://t.co/aWsGQSwtzm #jewish #torah #simchattorah https://t.co/2YrnN9pG9V
— niv_mag (@niv_mag) September 28, 2021

Today Jewish people around the world celebrate Simchat Torah - the rejoicing with the Torah. It marks the conclusion of the Torah reading cycle - as we start a new year fresh with renewed energy and strength. Chag Sameach! https://t.co/dlMCiLS0Fp
— Avi Abraham Benlolo (@AviBenlolo) September 28, 2021

One #SimchatTorah almost a decade ago, I gave this d'var torah. It's got some Franz Rosenzweig, some Toni Morrison, some Svetlana Boym. "Our home is never lost. It is just transformed – end into beginning. And in that transformation, we are delivered." https://t.co/aGuuTvo74g
— Tema Smith (@temasmith) September 28, 2021

Wishing all who are celebrating, peace and happiness on the beginning of a new cycle of Torah readings on Simchat Torah . https://t.co/ek2oqQc9uC
— Hamilton Police (@HamiltonPolice) September 28, 2021

@MonarchinIsreal To make it even more complicated, the holiday Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah is one day in #Israel but two days in the Diaspora, except for some Reform and Reconstructionist Jews who celebrate only one day. https://t.co/5I7UvvnvbA
— BubbieJ (@j_bubbie) September 26, 2021

Please note the Museum will be closed this afternoon from 2 pm and all day September 28 and 29 for the end of Sukkot and the start of both Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. In honour of Simchat Torah, discover the Torah scroll saved by Mauricy Kopelman: https://t.co/fHFMhRnkHs https://t.co/4k1R0hTROF
— Musée Holocauste MTL (@MuseeHolocauste) September 27, 2021