Printable moon calendar
Every day’s Moon, the full moons timed to the minute.
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Example
Full moons and new moons of 2027 in US Eastern Time, as the calendar prints them
Printed in New York with the settings as they come: Year Automatic (from September that is 2027), the whole year on one page, times in US Eastern Time, the Moon as seen from the Northern Hemisphere, US Letter. The new moons, quarters and full moons are shaded with their times, to the minute:
- The times follow the clock on the wall: Eastern Standard Time until March 14, 2027, Eastern Daylight Time from then until November 7.
- Choose US Pacific Time and every time is three hours earlier: the September full moon is at 4:04 PM instead of 7:04 PM.
- Tick “Show the zodiac sign the Moon is in” to have the sign on every day; the month pages also give the time the Moon moves into the next one.
| Month | New moon | Full moon |
|---|---|---|
| January | Jan 7, 3:24 PM | Jan 22, 7:17 AM |
| February | Feb 6, 10:56 AM | Feb 20, 6:24 PM |
| March | Mar 8, 4:30 AM | Mar 22, 6:44 AM |
| April | Apr 6, 7:51 PM | Apr 20, 6:27 PM |
| May | May 6, 6:59 AM | May 20, 6:59 AM |
| June | Jun 4, 3:40 PM | Jun 18, 8:44 PM |
| July | Jul 3, 11:02 PM | Jul 18, 11:45 AM |
| August | Aug 2, 6:05 AM and Aug 31, 1:41 PM | Aug 17, 3:29 AM |
| September | Sep 29, 10:36 PM | Sep 15, 7:04 PM |
| October | Oct 29, 9:37 AM | Oct 15, 9:47 AM |
| November | Nov 27, 10:24 PM | Nov 13, 10:26 PM |
| December | Dec 27, 3:12 PM | Dec 13, 11:09 AM |
2027 has 12 full moons and 13 new moons, two of them in August, on the 2nd and the 31st. The first full moon is on Friday, January 22, at 7:17 AM, the last on Monday, December 13, at 11:09 AM Eastern Time.
How it works
- Choose the year and the layout: the whole year on one landscape page, or a month a page with room to write.
- Choose the time zone for the phase times, and whether to show the zodiac sign the Moon stands in.
- Download the PDF: every day’s Moon is drawn as it looks, the principal phases shaded with their time.
Frequently asked questions
- How accurate are the times?
- Within about a minute. The phases are computed from Jean Meeus’s Astronomical Algorithms, the method almanacs use, and checked against Fred Espenak’s published tables: every phase of 2026 and 2027 agrees to within a minute.
- What does the percentage mean?
- The part of the Moon’s face that is lit at noon on that day: 0 % at new moon, 100 % at full moon.
- Which zodiac is used?
- The tropical zodiac, whose signs start at the spring equinox, as most moon calendars and horoscopes use. Each day shows the sign the Moon is in; the month pages also give the time it moves into the next one.
- Why can the Moon look reversed?
- From the Southern Hemisphere the Moon is seen upside down: the waxing Moon is lit on the left. Choose the Southern Hemisphere and the drawings are turned round.
- Does it print the full moon names, like the Harvest Moon?
- No: each full moon is marked with its date and time, not a name. If you want to write them in, the Harvest Moon is the full moon nearest the September equinox, in 2027 the one on September 15 (7:04 PM Eastern), and the Hunter’s Moon the one after it, on October 15.
- Are the times in daylight saving time?
- Yes, whenever the chosen zone is on it. With US Eastern Time the 2027 times are in EST until March 14 and in EDT from then until November 7, so each one matches the clock on that day. Choose UTC for times that never shift.
- Is there a footer on it?
- Only on the free plan: a small line “Made with nouplo.com” at the foot of the last page. With Pro there is none. Either way the sheet is made in your browser.