THE LUNAR YEAR / 2027

2027 Moon Calendar

A year beneath the same Moon.

2027 Moon Calendar: new moons, full moons and quarter phases, with dates and times for your chosen timezone.

49 principal phase events · London time

January 01

New Moon7 January · 20:25
First Quarter15 January · 20:35
Full Moon22 January · 12:17
Last Quarter29 January · 10:56

February 02

New Moon6 February · 15:56
First Quarter14 February · 07:59
Full Moon20 February · 23:24
Last Quarter28 February · 05:17

March 03

New Moon8 March · 09:30
First Quarter15 March · 16:25
Full Moon22 March · 10:44
Last Quarter30 March · 01:54

April 04

New Moon7 April · 00:51
First Quarter13 April · 23:57
Full Moon20 April · 23:27
Last Quarter28 April · 21:18

May 05

New Moon6 May · 11:59
First Quarter13 May · 05:44
Full Moon20 May · 11:59
Last Quarter28 May · 14:58

June 06

New Moon4 June · 20:40
First Quarter11 June · 11:56
Full Moon19 June · 01:45
Last Quarter27 June · 05:54

July 07

New Moon4 July · 04:02
First Quarter10 July · 19:39
Full Moon18 July · 16:45
Last Quarter26 July · 17:55

August 08

New Moon2 August · 11:05
First Quarter9 August · 05:54
Full Moon17 August · 08:29
Last Quarter25 August · 03:27
New Moon31 August · 18:41

September 09

First Quarter7 September · 19:31
Full Moon16 September · 00:04
Last Quarter23 September · 11:21
New Moon30 September · 03:36

October 10

First Quarter7 October · 12:48
Full Moon15 October · 14:47
Last Quarter22 October · 18:29
New Moon29 October · 14:37

November 11

First Quarter6 November · 08:00
Full Moon14 November · 03:26
Last Quarter21 November · 00:48
New Moon28 November · 03:24

December 12

First Quarter6 December · 05:22
Full Moon13 December · 16:09
Last Quarter20 December · 09:11
New Moon27 December · 20:12

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Reading the lunar year.

Why does the date change by timezone?

A principal lunar phase occurs at the same instant worldwide. Its local clock time—and sometimes its calendar date—depends on your timezone. The table follows the timezone you select, including daylight-saving changes.

Are these moonrise times?

No. These are the principal phase instants: new Moon, first quarter, full Moon and last quarter. Moonrise, visibility and the apparent angle of the Moon depend on your observing location.

How are the dates calculated?

Phase events are calculated with Astronomy Engine 2.1.19 and displayed to the minute. The Moon symbols are schematic. This page does not model eclipse shadows.

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