Updated Weekly
Shabbat Times for Every Jewish Community
Candle lighting, havdalah, and the weekly parsha for 25 cities across the US.
Pick Your City
25 Jewish communities
Tap any city for this week's exact candle lighting and havdalah times.
Los Angeles
California · Shabbat times
New York City
New York · Shabbat times
Miami
Florida · Shabbat times
Chicago
Illinois · Shabbat times
Brooklyn
New York · Shabbat times
Lakewood
New Jersey · Shabbat times
Teaneck
New Jersey · Shabbat times
Baltimore
Maryland · Shabbat times
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania · Shabbat times
Houston
Texas · Shabbat times
Atlanta
Georgia · Shabbat times
Dallas
Texas · Shabbat times
San Diego
California · Shabbat times
Denver
Colorado · Shabbat times
Phoenix
Arizona · Shabbat times
Boston
Massachusetts · Shabbat times
Detroit
Michigan · Shabbat times
Cleveland
Ohio · Shabbat times
Seattle
Washington · Shabbat times
St. Louis
Missouri · Shabbat times
San Francisco
California · Shabbat times
Washington DC
District of Columbia · Shabbat times
Las Vegas
Nevada · Shabbat times
New Jersey
New Jersey · Shabbat times
Boca Raton
Florida · Shabbat times
How It Works
Accurate Shabbat times, every week
Shabbat candle lighting times vary by city — the exact time depends on your latitude and the sunset for that Friday. Kosher Connect calculates times for 25 major Jewish communities in the United States, sourced from the same astronomical data used by Hebcal and updated automatically each week.
Candle lighting is observed 18 minutes before sunset on Friday, the standard custom across most communities. Some cities and communities use different offsets (40 minutes in Jerusalem, 24 minutes in others) — we follow the most common 18-minute custom for US cities.
Havdalah marks the end of Shabbat when three medium-sized stars are visible — approximately 8.5 degrees below the horizon (the tzeit hakochavim standard). This is the most widely accepted Halachic definition for ending Shabbat.
Each city page also shows this week's parsha (Torah portion), any holidays observed during the week, and links to verified kosher restaurants in that city — perfect for planning Friday night dinner or post-Shabbat meals.