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Shabbat Times in Atlanta

Candle-lighting and havdalah times for Atlanta, United States, with this week’s Torah portion.

Candle lighting

5:17 PM
Friday, November 13, 2026

Havdalah

6:13 PM
Saturday, November 14, 2026

Torah portion

Toldot
Atlanta
24 h 56 min of ShabbatCandles5:17 PMSunrise7:08 AMHavdalah6:13 PM
ShabbatCandle lightingHavdalahTorah portion
Fri, Nov 13, 20265:17 PM6:13 PMToldot
Fri, Nov 20, 20265:13 PM6:10 PMVayetzei
Fri, Nov 27, 20265:11 PM6:09 PMVayishlach
Fri, Dec 4, 2026 · Hanukkah (Chanukah)5:10 PM6:09 PMVayeshev
Fri, Dec 11, 2026 · Hanukkah (Chanukah)5:11 PM6:10 PMMiketz
Fri, Dec 18, 20265:13 PM6:12 PMVayigash
Fri, Dec 25, 20265:17 PM6:16 PMVayechi
Fri, Jan 1, 20275:21 PM6:21 PMShemot

Times are local to Atlanta (America/New_York).

Quick answer

In Atlanta, Shabbat candle lighting this Friday, November 13, 2026, is at 5:17 PM. Shabbat ends with havdalah on Saturday at 6:13 PM.

Candles are lit 18 minutes before sunset; havdalah is when three small stars appear (sun 8.5° below the horizon). Parashat Toldot.

Questions about Shabbat times

When are Shabbat candles lit?

Shabbat candles are lit before sunset on Friday, usually 18 minutes before. Jerusalem lights 40 minutes before and Haifa 30; other places follow their community’s custom, which you can set above.

When does Shabbat end?

Shabbat ends at nightfall on Saturday, when three small stars are visible. This page uses the sun 8.5° below the horizon, a common standard. Some communities wait 42, 50 or 72 minutes after sunset; choose that under Havdalah.

How are these times calculated?

From the sun’s position for the city’s coordinates, using the NOAA solar equations. They match Hebcal to within a minute. Hills and tall buildings can make the visible sunset earlier, so do not leave candle lighting to the last minute.

Are holiday candle-lighting times included?

This page covers Shabbat. When a festival falls on the weekend it is listed in the table. On the second night of a festival, candles are lit after nightfall from an existing flame.

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