Passover - known as Pesach in Hebrew - begins at sunset on Saturday, April 12, and ends after nightfall on Sunday, April 20.
After two years of religious gatherings largely affected by the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many congregations across the Triangle are gearing up for full capacity this weekend.
Vice President Harris told Israeli President Isaac Herzog during their phone call Thursday that she would hold a Seder in person at the Naval Observatory, according to a White House official.
America's Second Gentleman and first Jewish spouse of a President or VP, celebrates Passover
Passover was one of the first major religious events affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, and though vaccinations have ramped up, many are opting for virtual or scaled-down celebrations this year.
Jews are finding ways to honor the holiday amid a coronavirus outbreak that feels like a real-life plague.