The Daily Page
Daf Yomi calendar
The full Daf Yomi schedule — look back at any page you missed, or ahead at what's coming. Every daf links to lessons that explain it in plain English.
July 2026
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Following a different rhythm? Browse the calendars for every daily learning cycle — Daily Mishnah, Daily Rambam, 929, Tanya Yomi, Yerushalmi Yomi, and more.
What is Daf Yomi?
Daf Yomi — “a page a day” — is the worldwide program of learning one folio of the Babylonian Talmud daily. Learners everywhere are on the same page on the same day, finishing all 2,711 pages in about seven and a half years. The current (14th) cycle began January 5, 2020 and concludes June 7, 2027. You can join on any day — start with today's page and Derekh Learning will explain it from scratch.
Learn the daf your way
- Daf Yomi with Derekh Learning — today's daf, already explained, in a voice that speaks to you.
- Anatomy of a daf — how a page of Talmud is built, piece by piece.
- The Daf Yomi lesson library — browse every explained daf.
- Derekh Daily — the daf as a short daily podcast.
Frequently asked
What is Daf Yomi?
Daf Yomi ("a page a day") is a worldwide program of learning one folio page of the Babylonian Talmud every day. Learners everywhere study the same page on the same day, completing the entire Talmud — 2,711 pages — in about seven and a half years.
What daf are we on today?
The daf changes every day. See the schedule on this page, or open derekhlearning.com/today for today's page with a lesson already prepared at your level.
When does the current Daf Yomi cycle end?
The 14th cycle began on January 5, 2020 and finishes with the Siyum HaShas on June 7, 2027. The 15th cycle begins the next day.
Can I start Daf Yomi in the middle of a cycle?
Yes — most learners start mid-cycle. You simply join at today's page. Derekh Learning explains each day's daf from scratch in your choice of voice, so you never need earlier pages to follow along.