Shavuot in 2023

Today starts Shavuot, marking the beginning of the wheat harvest and signifying one of three pilgrimage festivals. Wishing all who celebrate, a happy holiday full of joy and happiness.

— Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt (@StateSEAS) May 25, 2023

Today is George Floyd’s yahrzeit, marking three years since his murder by police. Tonight is Shavuot, when we study all night in community to celebrate receiving Torah. Read Bend the Arc National Organizer Enzi Tanner's powerful reflection on this day: https://t.co/fBhElQeAIx https://t.co/hxj3WUWgtr

— Bend the Arc: Jewish Action (@jewishaction) May 25, 2023

TODAY is that day 🍰📖 #Shavuot @SlebowSays https://t.co/bZIMy9R2xL

— Reboot (@reboot) May 25, 2023

Imagine preparing for Shavuot at the base of Mt. Everest? https://t.co/ugX9DASHZz https://t.co/wwH7lPsJsW

— Chabad.org (@Chabad) May 22, 2023

that moment when you're feeling emotionally ravaged by the news about what's happening to your community but then you realize it's Shavuot this weekend and that means Cheesecake https://t.co/YHzcObCoPk

— Mx. D. E. Anderson (@diannaeanderson) May 24, 2023

The Jewish holiday of #Shavuot, which begins on Thursday night, traditionally celebrates the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai, as well as the spring grain harvest. For many Holocaust survivors, such as Martin Weiss, the holiday is most beloved for its dairy-rich delicacies. https://t.co/ECm0q23jw1

— USC Shoah Foundation (@USCShoahFdn) May 24, 2023

At sundown today, members of the Jewish community gather to celebrate Shavuot - a holiday which commemorates Moses receiving the Torah on Mt. Sinai. I wish a Happy Shavuot to all who celebrate! https://t.co/b9sJQmnCRO

— Joann Ariola NYC Council District 32 (@JoannAriola32) May 25, 2023