Passover 2023 will be celebrated from April 5 to April 13.
The two Sedorim will be after nightfall on April 5 and April 6.
Current site content applies to 2023

Passover Articles

The Guests You Don’t Want at the Seder: Your Guide to Checking Seder Delicacies

Ensure your Seder table food is insect free by following these recommended methods for inspecting and cleaning.

Chametz: When to Peddle and When to Purge?

A common method for relinquishing ownership of chametz is to sell it, typically through an agent (a rabbi), to a gentile.

What Is New for Passover 2023

The OU continues to certify Passover Quinoa. The OU will also continue certifying OU Kitniyot retail items as it did last year.

Sizing Up the Seder

View measurements for matzah, maror and wine.

Read Before Dipping: Your Guide to Tevillat Keilim

Food utensils acquired from a non-Jew and made from gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, or lead, must be toiveled.

Ask the Rav: Rav Hershel Schachter Discusses Pesach

Rabbis Nachum Rabinowitz and Moshe Zywica discuss Pesach-related topics with Rav Hershel Schachter shlit”a.

Passover for the Masses: How the Pros Prepare for the Chag

Please join us as we assess and prepare a foodservice location for Pesach.

What Happens if I Find Chametz on Pesach? Well, That Depends…

Here are a few questions to keep in mind, since the answer to each can affect the ruling.

Pesach Freedom, Even When We Weren’t: A Passover Sermon from the Warsaw Ghetto

Clearing the rubble of the devastated Warsaw Ghetto in December 1950, a Polish construction worker made a remarkable discovery.

Of Food and Freedom: Navigating Pesach with Food-Related Conditions

Here’s a close look at several common food-related health conditions and how to manage them over Pesach.