Year-by-year reference

Easter dates by year

Find Easter Sunday dates in the Western and Orthodox traditions. Choose any year range from 1583 to 4099 and compare the dates at a glance.

Showing 10 years

2026–2035

All dates use the civil Gregorian calendar.

Year Western Easter Orthodox Easter Difference
2026 This year April 5Western Easter, this year April 12Orthodox Easter, this year 7 days later
2027 March 28Sunday May 2Sunday 35 days later
2028 April 16Sunday April 16Sunday Same day
2029 April 1Sunday April 8Sunday 7 days later
2030 April 21Sunday April 28Sunday 7 days later
2031 April 13Sunday April 13Sunday Same day
2032 March 28Sunday May 2Sunday 35 days later
2033 April 17Sunday April 24Sunday 7 days later
2034 April 9Sunday April 9Sunday Same day
2035 March 25Sunday April 29Sunday 35 days later

Easter calendar questions

A quick guide to Easter dates

Why can the dates differ?

Western churches calculate Easter using the Gregorian calendar. Orthodox churches use the Julian calendar calculation, which can lead to a different Sunday.

Is Easter always on Sunday?

Yes. Both Western and Orthodox Easter are celebrated on a Sunday, even though the date changes from year to year.

Which calendar are the dates in?

Every date here is shown in the Gregorian civil calendar, so the two traditions are easy to compare wherever you live.

How is Easter calculated?

Easter is the Sunday after the first full moon on or after the spring equinox. The two traditions use different calendar rules for that calculation.

What are the earliest and latest dates?

In the Western tradition, Easter can fall as early as March 22 and as late as April 25.

Can both traditions share a date?

Yes. Some years produce the same Easter Sunday for both traditions. Those years are marked as “Same day” in the comparison.