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Shabbat Times in Ithaca

Candle-lighting and havdalah times for Ithaca for the coming weeks, computed from the destination's exact coordinates — with the parsha and an add-to-calendar link.

This Shabbat · Parashat Bereshit

Friday, October 9 – Saturday, October 10

Candle lighting

18:15

Havdalah

19:14

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There is an eruv for Shabbat

Ithaca has an eruv covering much of the city and the Cornell campus. The eruv is checked weekly - confirm its status before Shabbat.

The next 6 Shabbatot

DateCandle lightingHavdalah
Oct 9 – Oct 10Parashat Bereshit18:1519:14
Oct 16 – Oct 17Parashat Noach18:0419:03
Oct 23 – Oct 24Parashat Lech-Lecha17:5318:52
Oct 30 – Oct 31Parashat Vayera17:4318:42
Nov 6 – Nov 7Parashat Chayei Sara16:3417:34
Nov 13 – Nov 14Parashat Toldot16:2717:27

How these times are calculated

Candle-lighting 18 minutes before sunset and havdalah 42 minutes after sunset — the widely-used convention published by Chabad.org and most Jewish calendars. Sunset is computed for Ithaca's exact coordinates. For halachically sensitive decisions (e.g. erev Pesach), confirm with a local rabbi or Chabad house.

The full kosher guide to Ithaca: 1 kosher restaurants, synagogues, Chabad & hotels

Shabbat in Ithaca — frequently asked questions

What time is Shabbat in Ithaca?
This Shabbat in Ithaca (October 9, 2026): candle lighting at 18:15, havdalah at 19:14. The times update every week for the city's location.
Which method are these times calculated with?
Candle-lighting 18 minutes before sunset, havdalah 42 minutes after sunset, computed for the destination's coordinates. This is the common convention; some communities differ, and for halachically sensitive cases you should confirm locally.
Where do I find kosher food and a minyan in Ithaca for Shabbat?
For Ithaca we list 1 kosher restaurants, 0 synagogues and 0 Chabad houses — with addresses, certification and walking distance. See the full destination guide.
Is there an eruv in Ithaca?
Ithaca has an eruv covering much of the city and the Cornell campus. The eruv is checked weekly - confirm its status before Shabbat.

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