Lunar Calendar 2026

2026 at a glance

• 13 full moons

  First on Jan 3, last on Dec 24

• 12 new moons

  First on Jan 18, last on Dec 9

• 3 supermoons

  Jan 3, Nov 24, Dec 24

• 4 eclipses

  Annular solar eclipse Feb 17, total lunar eclipse Mar 3, total solar eclipse Aug 12, partial lunar eclipse Aug 28

• Blue Moon

  Two full moons in May 2026

Full moons in 2026

Distance is measured at the moment of full moon; a full moon within 90% of its closest approach to Earth in that orbit counts as a supermoon.

New moons in 2026

Moon phases 2026 by month

All times are UTC. Your local date can differ by one day around midnight—the daily pages show each date’s phase.

Eclipses in 2026

Where each eclipse is visible depends on its path across Earth; penumbral lunar eclipses, which only dim the Moon slightly, are not listed. Times for 18 cities: solar eclipses 2026 · lunar eclipses 2026.

Keep exploring

• Daily lunar calendar

  Phase, moon sign, and traditions for every day

• Moon phase today

  What the Moon is doing right now

• Next full moon

  Countdown, names, and every full moon of 2026 and 2027

• Eclipses

  Solar and lunar eclipses with visibility for 18 cities

• Lunar calendar 2025

  Full moons and phases of 2025

• Lunar calendar 2027

  Plan ahead for 2027

Frequently asked questions

What are the full moon dates for 2026?

There are 13 full moons in 2026: Jan 3 (Wolf Moon), Feb 1 (Snow Moon), Mar 3 (Worm Moon), Apr 2 (Pink Moon), May 1 (Flower Moon), May 31 (Blue Moon), Jun 29 (Strawberry Moon), Jul 29 (Buck Moon), Aug 28 (Sturgeon Moon), Sep 26 (Harvest Moon), Oct 26 (Hunter’s Moon), Nov 24 (Beaver Moon), and Dec 24 (Cold Moon).

Will there be a supermoon in 2026?

Yes. 2026 has three supermoons: January 3, 2026, at 225,123 miles (362,301 km); November 24, 2026, at 224,162 miles (360,754 km); and December 24, 2026, at 221,661 miles (356,729 km).

How many full moons are in 2026?

2026 has 13 full moons. The second full moon of May 2026 is a Blue Moon by the monthly definition. A year has 13 full moons roughly every two to three years, because the 29.5-day lunar cycle fits into a year about 12.4 times.

How many eclipses are there in 2026?

There are four eclipses in 2026: an annular solar eclipse on February 17, 2026; a total lunar eclipse on March 3, 2026; a total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026; and a partial lunar eclipse on August 28, 2026. Where each one is visible depends on the eclipse path.