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Moon Phases 2027

By · Updated October 25, 2026 · Times calculated, not copied

Month by month

Eastern time (Pacific in the second line). Each month links to its page with every US time zone, the Moon's daily sign and void-of-course times.

January 2027

  • ● New Moon 17°18′ CapricornJan 7, 3:25 PM ESTJan 7, 12:25 PM PST
  • ◐ First Quarter 25°28′ AriesJan 15, 3:35 PM ESTJan 15, 12:35 PM PST
  • ○ Full Moon 2°14′ LeoSUPERMOONJan 22, 7:17 AM ESTJan 22, 4:17 AM PST
  • ◑ Last Quarter 9°18′ ScorpioJan 29, 5:56 AM ESTJan 29, 2:56 AM PST

February 2027

  • ● New Moon 17°38′ AquariusECLIPSEFeb 6, 10:56 AM ESTFeb 6, 7:56 AM PST
  • ◐ First Quarter 25°23′ TaurusFeb 14, 2:59 AM ESTFeb 13, 11:59 PM PST
  • ○ Full Moon 2°05′ VirgoSUPERMOONECLIPSEFeb 20, 6:24 PM ESTFeb 20, 3:24 PM PST
  • ◑ Last Quarter 9°23′ SagittariusFeb 28, 12:17 AM ESTFeb 27, 9:17 PM PST

March 2027

  • ● New Moon 17°35′ PiscesMar 8, 4:30 AM ESTMar 8, 1:30 AM PST
  • ◐ First Quarter 24°51′ GeminiMar 15, 12:25 PM EDTMar 15, 9:25 AM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 1°35′ LibraMar 22, 6:44 AM EDTMar 22, 3:44 AM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 9°06′ CapricornMar 29, 8:54 PM EDTMar 29, 5:54 PM PDT

April 2027

  • ● New Moon 16°57′ AriesApr 6, 7:51 PM EDTApr 6, 4:51 PM PDT
  • ◐ First Quarter 23°47′ CancerApr 13, 6:57 PM EDTApr 13, 3:57 PM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 0°37′ ScorpioApr 20, 6:27 PM EDTApr 20, 3:27 PM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 8°19′ AquariusApr 28, 4:18 PM EDTApr 28, 1:18 PM PDT

May 2027

  • ● New Moon 15°42′ TaurusMay 6, 6:59 AM EDTMay 6, 3:59 AM PDT
  • ◐ First Quarter 22°14′ LeoMay 13, 12:44 AM EDTMay 12, 9:44 PM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 29°13′ ScorpioMay 20, 6:59 AM EDTMay 20, 3:59 AM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 7°02′ PiscesMay 28, 9:58 AM EDTMay 28, 6:58 AM PDT

June 2027

  • ● New Moon 13°58′ GeminiSUPERMOONJun 4, 3:40 PM EDTJun 4, 12:40 PM PDT
  • ◐ First Quarter 20°19′ VirgoJun 11, 6:56 AM EDTJun 11, 3:56 AM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 27°33′ SagittariusJun 18, 8:45 PM EDTJun 18, 5:45 PM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 5°21′ AriesJun 27, 12:54 AM EDTJun 26, 9:54 PM PDT

July 2027

  • ● New Moon 11°57′ CancerSUPERMOONJul 3, 11:02 PM EDTJul 3, 8:02 PM PDT
  • ◐ First Quarter 18°18′ LibraJul 10, 2:39 PM EDTJul 10, 11:39 AM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 25°49′ CapricornECLIPSEJul 18, 11:45 AM EDTJul 18, 8:45 AM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 3°30′ TaurusJul 26, 12:55 PM EDTJul 26, 9:55 AM PDT

August 2027

  • ● New Moon 9°55′ LeoSUPERMOONECLIPSEAug 2, 6:05 AM EDTAug 2, 3:05 AM PDT
  • ◐ First Quarter 16°25′ ScorpioAug 9, 12:54 AM EDTAug 8, 9:54 PM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 24°12′ AquariusECLIPSEAug 17, 3:29 AM EDTAug 17, 12:29 AM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 1°42′ GeminiAug 24, 10:27 PM EDTAug 24, 7:27 PM PDT
  • ● New Moon 8°06′ VirgoSUPERMOONAug 31, 1:41 PM EDTAug 31, 10:41 AM PDT

September 2027

  • ◐ First Quarter 14°55′ SagittariusSep 7, 2:31 PM EDTSep 7, 11:31 AM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 22°53′ PiscesSep 15, 7:04 PM EDTSep 15, 4:04 PM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 0°10′ CancerSep 23, 6:21 AM EDTSep 23, 3:21 AM PDT
  • ● New Moon 6°43′ LibraSUPERMOONSep 29, 10:36 PM EDTSep 29, 7:36 PM PDT

October 2027

  • ◐ First Quarter 13°59′ CapricornOct 7, 7:48 AM EDTOct 7, 4:48 AM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 21°59′ AriesOct 15, 9:47 AM EDTOct 15, 6:47 AM PDT
  • ◑ Last Quarter 29°05′ CancerOct 22, 1:29 PM EDTOct 22, 10:29 AM PDT
  • ● New Moon 5°54′ ScorpioOct 29, 9:37 AM EDTOct 29, 6:37 AM PDT

November 2027

  • ◐ First Quarter 13°41′ AquariusNov 6, 4:00 AM EDTNov 6, 1:00 AM PDT
  • ○ Full Moon 21°31′ TaurusNov 13, 10:26 PM ESTNov 13, 7:26 PM PST
  • ◑ Last Quarter 28°28′ LeoNov 20, 7:48 PM ESTNov 20, 4:48 PM PST
  • ● New Moon 5°39′ SagittariusNov 27, 10:24 PM ESTNov 27, 7:24 PM PST

December 2027

  • ◐ First Quarter 13°51′ PiscesDec 6, 12:22 AM ESTDec 5, 9:22 PM PST
  • ○ Full Moon 21°25′ GeminiDec 13, 11:09 AM ESTDec 13, 8:09 AM PST
  • ◑ Last Quarter 28°14′ VirgoDec 20, 4:11 AM ESTDec 20, 1:11 AM PST
  • ● New Moon 5°50′ CapricornDec 27, 3:12 PM ESTDec 27, 12:12 PM PST

What it means

2027 opens with a Leo supermoon on January 22 and closes with a Capricorn new moon on December 27. In between come five eclipses, seven supermoons and two new moons in August.

The year starts loudly. A Full Moon in Leo on January 22, 2027, sits at 357,635 km, and a Full Moon in Virgo follows on February 20 at 363,296 km. Leo asks how generously and steadily you have been giving, while Virgo asks you to look at your methods and release excessive self-criticism. Read together, they make early 2027 a stretch for sorting out where warmth ends and fault-finding begins.

The first eclipse season lands in February. An annular solar eclipse in Aquarius arrives with the New Moon on February 6, and a penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo falls on the Full Moon of February 20. The solar one is a heavier start in research, reform or group work that aims to help many people. Tradition reads an eclipse as a theme that reaches over months rather than weeks, so a February beginning may be worth revisiting well into the year. The penumbral lunar eclipse is the faintest kind, a subtle shading rather than a dramatic ending.

Summer brings the second eclipse season and the longest supermoon run. New moons are the supermoons here: Gemini on June 4 at 364,247 km, Cancer on July 3 at 358,793 km, Leo on August 2 at 357,375 km, and Virgo on August 31 at 360,253 km. A Libra new moon on September 29 at 367,126 km closes the run. That is five new moons in a row that read as louder starts, moving from study and conversation to home and family, then to heart-led leadership, careful planning and finally partnership.

August is the standout month. The New Moon in Leo on August 2 is a total solar eclipse, and the Full Moon in Aquarius on August 17 is a penumbral lunar eclipse. A second New Moon, in Virgo, follows on August 31. Before them, the July 18 Full Moon in Capricorn is a penumbral lunar eclipse too, bringing questions of responsibility and reputation to a head. Leo and Aquarius sit opposite each other, so the eclipse pair sets personal expression against group purpose. You may notice that tension in how you balance your own voice with shared goals.

The full moons also change character through the year. Winter and early spring put them in Leo, Virgo and Libra, with themes of giving, method and relationships. April 20 and May 20 are both Full Moons in Scorpio, the second at 29°13′, so tenacity, secrecy and sharp judgment stay in play for a full month. Autumn moves them from Pisces to Aries and Taurus, and December 13 brings one in Gemini, where scattered projects and half-finished work ask to be sorted. Capricorn begins and ends the lunar year with new moons, which makes patient, practical planning a bookend for 2027.

Supermoons & eclipses

Questions

✦How many full moons are there in 2027?

12 full moons and 13 new moons (Eastern time). Two new moons in August 2027.

✦When are the supermoons in 2027?

Full Moon in Leo on January 22, 2027 (357,635 km); Full Moon in Virgo on February 20, 2027 (363,296 km); New Moon in Gemini on June 4, 2027 (364,247 km); New Moon in Cancer on July 3, 2027 (358,793 km); New Moon in Leo on August 2, 2027 (357,375 km); New Moon in Virgo on August 31, 2027 (360,253 km); New Moon in Libra on September 29, 2027 (367,126 km).

✦When are the eclipses in 2027?

Annular solar eclipse in Aquarius on February 6, 2027; Penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo on February 20, 2027; Penumbral lunar eclipse in Capricorn on July 18, 2027; Total solar eclipse in Leo on August 2, 2027; Penumbral lunar eclipse in Aquarius on August 17, 2027.

✦Which signs have the most full moons in 2027?

Scorpio is the only sign with two full moons, on April 20 and May 20. The rest each get one, including Leo in January, Virgo in February and Gemini in December. Scorpio's pair points to a long stretch of tenacity and hard decisions, with distrust coming to a head.

✦Why are there two new moons in August 2027?

The first New Moon, in Leo, falls on August 2 and is a total solar eclipse. A second, in Virgo, arrives on August 31, so the month is bracketed by two fresh starts. Leo favors beginnings from the heart, while Virgo suits a clear method and careful preparation.

✦What does a supermoon new moon mean in 2027?

A supermoon is a new or full moon with the Moon near its closest point to Earth. Astrologers read the lunation's themes as louder, and 2027 has five new moon supermoons from June 4 through September 29. Treat that as a prompt for reflection on what you want to begin, not a fixed outcome.