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Moon Calendar 2027

2027 holds 12 full moons and 13 new moons, including 1 supermoon. Every date below is the exact instant of the phase in UTC, with the traditional name and the zodiac sign it falls in.

Full moons in 2027

DateTimeNameSign
22 January12:17 UTCWolf MoonLeo
20 February23:23 UTCSnow MoonVirgo
22 March10:43 UTCWorm MoonLibra
20 April22:27 UTCPink MoonScorpio
20 May10:58 UTCFlower MoonScorpio
19 June00:44 UTCStrawberry MoonSagittarius
18 July15:44 UTCBuck MoonCapricorn
17 August07:28 UTCSturgeon MoonAquarius
15 September23:03 UTCHarvest MoonPisces
15 October13:46 UTCHunter's MoonAries
14 November03:25 UTCBeaver MoonTaurus
13 December16:08 UTCCold MoonGemini

★ Supermoon — a full moon near perigee, its closest approach to Earth.

New moons in 2027

DateTimeSign
7 January20:24 UTCCapricorn
6 February15:56 UTCAquarius
8 March09:29 UTCPisces
6 April23:51 UTCAries
6 May10:58 UTCTaurus
4 June19:40 UTCGemini
4 July03:01 UTCCancer
2 August10:04 UTCLeo
31 August17:40 UTCVirgo
30 September02:36 UTCLibra
29 October13:36 UTCScorpio
28 November03:24 UTCSagittarius
27 December20:12 UTCCapricorn

How to read this calendar

Each time is the exact instant of maximum phase, given in UTC. The Moon looks essentially full for about a day either side, so a peak that lands at an awkward hour is not a missed event — step outside the evening before or after.

The sign column is the tropical zodiac position of the Moon at that instant, which is what most lunar practice is keyed to. Every monthly page expands on what that sign asks of you, and the wider cosmic calendar adds eclipses, meteor showers and the numerology portals that fall in the same months.

Common questions

How many full moons are there in 2027?
12. A lunar cycle is 29.5 days, so most years hold 12 full moons and roughly every third year holds 13.
Is there a Blue Moon in 2027?
No. No calendar month in 2027 holds two full moons.
When is the supermoon in 2027?
There is one: 22 January 2027. A supermoon is a full moon near perigee, its closest approach to Earth.