What time is Shabbat in Phoenix & Scottsdale?

This Shabbat in Phoenix & Scottsdale (October 2, 2026): candle lighting at 17:52. Shabbat runs directly into a Yom Tov, so there is no havdalah on Saturday night.

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 Phoenix & Scottsdale for Shabbat?

For Phoenix & Scottsdale we list 5 kosher restaurants, 2 synagogues and 1 Chabad houses — with addresses, certification and walking distance. See the full destination guide.

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Shabbat Times in Phoenix & Scottsdale

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

This Shabbat · Shmini Atzeret

Friday, October 2 – Saturday, October 3

Candle lighting

17:52

Havdalah

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When Shabbat runs into a Yom Tov there is no havdalah on Saturday night — see the holiday times on the destination page.

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The next 6 Shabbatot

Date	Parsha / occasion	Candle lighting	Havdalah
Oct 2 – Oct 3	Shmini Atzeret	17:52	—
Oct 9 – Oct 10	Parashat Bereshit	17:43	18:42
Oct 16 – Oct 17	Parashat Noach	17:34	18:34
Oct 23 – Oct 24	Parashat Lech-Lecha	17:26	18:26
Oct 30 – Oct 31	Parashat Vayera	17:19	18:19
Nov 6 – Nov 7	Parashat Chayei Sara	17:13	18:13

When Shabbat runs into a Yom Tov there is no havdalah on Saturday night — see the holiday times on the destination page.

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 Phoenix & Scottsdale's exact coordinates. For halachically sensitive decisions (e.g. erev Pesach), confirm with a local rabbi or Chabad house.

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Shabbat in Phoenix & Scottsdale — frequently asked questions

What time is Shabbat in Phoenix & Scottsdale?: This Shabbat in Phoenix & Scottsdale (October 2, 2026): candle lighting at 17:52. Shabbat runs directly into a Yom Tov, so there is no havdalah on Saturday night.
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 Phoenix & Scottsdale for Shabbat?: For Phoenix & Scottsdale we list 5 kosher restaurants, 2 synagogues and 1 Chabad houses — with addresses, certification and walking distance. See the full destination guide.