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Shabbat times in Miami

Candle lighting and havdalah times for Miami, with the week's parasha, for the next ten weeks. Worked out from the city's own sunset, in its own timezone.

ShabbatParashaCandle lightingHavdalah
10 Oct 2026Parashat BereshitCandle lighting 18:40Havdalah 19:32
17 Oct 2026Parashat NoachCandle lighting 18:34Havdalah 19:26
24 Oct 2026Parashat Lech-LechaCandle lighting 18:27Havdalah 19:20
31 Oct 2026Parashat VayeraCandle lighting 18:22Havdalah 19:15
7 Nov 2026Parashat Chayei SaraCandle lighting 17:18Havdalah 18:11
14 Nov 2026Parashat ToldotCandle lighting 17:14Havdalah 18:08
21 Nov 2026Parashat VayetzeiCandle lighting 17:12Havdalah 18:06
28 Nov 2026Parashat VayishlachCandle lighting 17:11Havdalah 18:06
5 Dec 2026Parashat VayeshevCandle lighting 17:11Havdalah 18:07
12 Dec 2026Parashat MiketzCandle lighting 17:12Havdalah 18:08

How these times are worked out

Candle lighting is set eighteen minutes before sunset in most communities - forty in Jerusalem - and havdalah when three stars are visible, taken here as nightfall. Both are calculated from the city's own coordinates and rendered in its own timezone, so they are the times you would actually keep there rather than a conversion of somebody else's.

Communities differ by a few minutes. If yours keeps a different custom, follow it.

A dash means there is no ordinary Shabbat reading or havdalah that week, which happens when a festival falls on or beside the Shabbat.

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