Moon Calendar
Plan a small ritual around the next turn of the Moon.
2026
Full Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
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2027
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
New Moon
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New Moon
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New Moon
Reading the lunar calendar
A New Moon occurs when the Moon and Sun have the same apparent ecliptic longitude. A Full Moon occurs when they are opposite. The dates below are calculated for those astronomical moments, rather than assigned to a fixed day each month.
Times are shown in UTC, with a local-time view when your browser supports it. Depending on where you live, the local calendar date can differ. Save an event to your calendar to keep its exact moment. For reflection, a New Moon can be a prompt to begin something; a Full Moon can be a prompt to notice what has developed. Neither promises a particular outcome.
- UTC times provide a consistent reference worldwide.
- Your calendar app converts saved events to your own time zone.
- Dates are calculated to approximately one minute, rather than eclipse-contact precision.