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I see where others are saying that this shows up as March 2. On my phone it's March 21.
iPhone XR, 12
Actually, it's based on a lunar calendar, starting at sundown on the day of the first full moon of Spring. It's just coincidence that it falls on the equinox this year. It is a fertility festival, as most spring festivals are. Here's fairly accurate information about Holi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holi.
Holi begins at sundown on March 20 and ends at sundown on March 21.
It's March 21st on mine.
Based on what little I know about it, it falls on the Spring Equinox, which would be March 21st.
Thank you. I was looking at old posts. It was March 2 in 2018 but, for 2019, it's March 21. Thought I was losing it (may still be) but I'm clear now.
Thanks. I saw older postings which applied to 2018, not 2019. The date changed between those two years. No longer confused.
Thanks. Similar to the way Easter is calculated, then. First Sunday after the first Full Moon after the Spring Equinox...
Holi holiday on IPhone
