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Full Moon Calendar 2026: Dates, Times and Names

The next full moon is the Hunter's Moon on Monday, October 26, 2026 at 12:12 AM ET (9:12 PM PT).

2026 has 13 full moons, including a Blue Moon and 2 lunar eclipses.

NameDate (ET)Eastern (ET)Central (CT)Mountain (MT)Arizona (MST)Pacific (PT)UTCNepalHindu month · festivalDistance
Wolf MoonSat, Jan 3, 2026Jan 3, 5:03 AMJan 3, 4:03 AMJan 3, 3:03 AMJan 3, 3:03 AMJan 3, 2:03 AMJan 3, 10:03 AMJan 3, 3:48 PMPoush Purnima362,301 km
Snow MoonSun, Feb 1, 2026Feb 1, 5:09 PMFeb 1, 4:09 PMFeb 1, 3:09 PMFeb 1, 3:09 PMFeb 1, 2:09 PMFeb 1, 10:09 PMFeb 2, 3:54 AMMagh Purnima
Maghi Purnima
371,376 km
Worm MoonTue, Mar 3, 2026Mar 3, 6:38 AMMar 3, 5:38 AMMar 3, 4:38 AMMar 3, 4:38 AMMar 3, 3:38 AMMar 3, 11:38 AMMar 3, 5:23 PMFalgun Purnima
Fagu Purnima · Holi
382,603 kmtotal lunar eclipse
Pink MoonWed, Apr 1, 2026Apr 1, 10:12 PMApr 1, 9:12 PMApr 1, 8:12 PMApr 1, 7:12 PMApr 1, 7:12 PMApr 2, 2:12 AMApr 2, 7:57 AMChaitra Purnima
Chaitra Purnima (Hanuman Jayanti in many traditions)
393,585 km
Flower MoonFri, May 1, 2026May 1, 1:23 PMMay 1, 12:23 PMMay 1, 11:23 AMMay 1, 10:23 AMMay 1, 10:23 AMMay 1, 5:23 PMMay 1, 11:08 PMBaisakh Purnima
Buddha Purnima · Buddha Jayanti
401,990 km
Blue MoonSun, May 31, 2026May 31, 4:45 AMMay 31, 3:45 AMMay 31, 2:45 AMMay 31, 1:45 AMMay 31, 1:45 AMMay 31, 8:45 AMMay 31, 2:30 PMJestha Purnima (Adhik)406,126 kmBlue MoonFarthest (smallest)
Strawberry MoonMon, Jun 29, 2026Jun 29, 7:57 PMJun 29, 6:57 PMJun 29, 5:57 PMJun 29, 4:57 PMJun 29, 4:57 PMJun 29, 11:57 PMJun 30, 5:42 AMJestha Purnima405,245 km
Buck MoonWed, Jul 29, 2026Jul 29, 10:36 AMJul 29, 9:36 AMJul 29, 8:36 AMJul 29, 7:36 AMJul 29, 7:36 AMJul 29, 2:36 PMJul 29, 8:21 PMAshadh Purnima
Guru Purnima
399,605 km
Sturgeon MoonFri, Aug 28, 2026Aug 28, 12:19 AMAug 27, 11:19 PMAug 27, 10:19 PMAug 27, 9:19 PMAug 27, 9:19 PMAug 28, 4:19 AMAug 28, 10:04 AMShrawan Purnima
Janai Purnima · Raksha Bandhan
390,385 kmpartial lunar eclipse
Harvest Moon
also Corn Moon
Sat, Sep 26, 2026Sep 26, 12:49 PMSep 26, 11:49 AMSep 26, 10:49 AMSep 26, 9:49 AMSep 26, 9:49 AMSep 26, 4:49 PMSep 26, 10:34 PMBhadra Purnima379,423 km
Hunter's MoonMon, Oct 26, 2026Oct 26, 12:12 AMOct 25, 11:12 PMOct 25, 10:12 PMOct 25, 9:12 PMOct 25, 9:12 PMOct 26, 4:12 AMOct 26, 9:57 AMAshwin Purnima
Kojagrat Purnima · Sharad Purnima (end of Dashain)
368,859 km
Beaver MoonTue, Nov 24, 2026Nov 24, 9:54 AMNov 24, 8:54 AMNov 24, 7:54 AMNov 24, 7:54 AMNov 24, 6:54 AMNov 24, 2:54 PMNov 24, 8:39 PMKartik Purnima
Kartik Purnima
360,754 km
Cold MoonWed, Dec 23, 2026Dec 23, 8:28 PMDec 23, 7:28 PMDec 23, 6:28 PMDec 23, 6:28 PMDec 23, 5:28 PMDec 24, 1:28 AMDec 24, 7:13 AMMangsir Purnima
Yomari Punhi (Newar)
356,729 kmClosest (biggest) full moon of the year

Names follow the traditional North American (Old Farmer's Almanac) convention by Eastern-time calendar month. Harvest Moon = the full moon closest to the September equinox; Hunter's Moon = the one after it. Blue Moon = the second full moon in one calendar month (Eastern time). Hindu month names are amanta (the month that began at the previous new moon); Purnima festivals can fall a day earlier or later depending on local sunrise.

Lunar eclipses in 2026

Total lunar eclipse — Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Peak: 6:33 AM ET · 3:33 AM PT · 11:33 AM UTC · 59 min of totality.

CityMoon at peak
New York, NYBelow the horizon (not visible at peak)
Los Angeles, CAVisible — 34° above the horizon
Chicago, ILVisible — 9° above the horizon
Denver, COVisible — 22° above the horizon
Honolulu, HIVisible — 70° above the horizon

Partial lunar eclipse — Friday, August 28, 2026

Peak: 12:12 AM ET · 9:12 PM PT · 4:12 AM UTC · 199 min partial phase.

CityMoon at peak
New York, NYVisible — 38° above the horizon
Los Angeles, CAVisible — 21° above the horizon
Chicago, ILVisible — 33° above the horizon
Denver, COVisible — 27° above the horizon
Honolulu, HIBelow the horizon (not visible at peak)

Hindu tradition observes a sutak (inauspicious) period before an eclipse; rules vary by family and temple.

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