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Full moon calendar

Precise full moon instants from the U.S. Naval Observatory, shown in Universal Time (UTC). Your local calendar date may be the day before.

2026 full moons

#Date (UTC)Phase instant
01Saturday, January 3, 202610:03 UTC
02Sunday, February 1, 202622:09 UTC
03Tuesday, March 3, 202611:38 UTC
04Thursday, April 2, 202602:12 UTC
05Friday, May 1, 202617:23 UTC
06Sunday, May 31, 202608:45 UTC
07Monday, June 29, 202623:56 UTC
08Wednesday, July 29, 202614:36 UTC
09Friday, August 28, 202604:18 UTC
10Saturday, September 26, 202616:49 UTC
11Monday, October 26, 202604:12 UTC
12Tuesday, November 24, 202614:53 UTC
13Thursday, December 24, 202601:28 UTC

2027 full moons

#Date (UTC)Phase instant
01Friday, January 22, 202712:17 UTC
02Saturday, February 20, 202723:23 UTC
03Monday, March 22, 202710:44 UTC
04Tuesday, April 20, 202722:27 UTC
05Thursday, May 20, 202710:59 UTC
06Saturday, June 19, 202700:44 UTC
07Sunday, July 18, 202715:45 UTC
08Tuesday, August 17, 202707:29 UTC
09Wednesday, September 15, 202723:03 UTC
10Friday, October 15, 202713:47 UTC
11Sunday, November 14, 202703:26 UTC
12Monday, December 13, 202716:09 UTC

Why can the date differ by location?

A full moon occurs at one instant worldwide. A UTC date can fall on the previous calendar day in U.S. time zones. Use the listed time to convert it for your location.

Official source

Dates and UTC times are transcribed from the U.S. Naval Observatory’s primary phase tables. We publish only years that have been checked against the source.