Lunar calendar source??

[u/olivevie]

I don’t understand why I’m having so much trouble finding a lunar calendar source with all of the info I want. I simply want either a calendar or list form of all the new and full moons for the year with their exact time in eastern standard (New York) AND the sign it is in. Please link or lmk if you know where to find this! Thank you!!!💫

[u/ZodiacDax]

Just go to astro-seek.com and click on their Tools button, then choose the calendar you want. You can set any calendar to your own local location. If you choose the Annual Calendar, then there is a button just above the list that says "Full Moons". Click on it and it will give you all the full and new moons and eclipses, with exact time (per your location) and degree, and with a chart.

[u/condedelosarboles]

iLuna is also a great app if you'd like to access this information faster and without the need of an internet connection.

[u/rising_iris]

Here is what remains of 2026 in New York time, computed from the JPL ephemeris, with the Moon's degree at the instant of each lunation. Clock time is daylight saving through November 1 and standard after that, which is the detail most lists quietly get wrong.

Full Moon, Aug 28, 12:18 am, 4°54 Pisces New Moon, Sep 10, 11:26 pm, 18°26 Virgo Full Moon, Sep 26, 12:49 pm, 3°37 Aries New Moon, Oct 10, 11:50 am, 17°22 Libra Full Moon, Oct 26, 12:11 am, 2°46 Taurus New Moon, Nov 9, 2:02 am, 16°53 Scorpio Full Moon, Nov 24, 9:53 am, 2°20 Gemini New Moon, Dec 8, 7:51 pm, 16°57 Sagittarius Full Moon, Dec 23, 8:28 pm, 2°14 Cancer

For a source you can keep: the US Naval Observatory publishes every phase for any year to the minute, but in Universal Time and without signs, so it needs the five or four hour conversion. Astro-Seek's annual calendar, as mentioned above, does the conversion and adds the degree, which makes it the one page that answers the whole question.

[u/olivevie → u/rising_iris]

Omg thank you!

[u/CosmicVedas]

Astro-Seek is probably worth checking. Their annual/monthly astrology calendars let you set the location and time zone, and the lunar events show the exact time along with the Moon’s zodiac position.

For New York specifically, make sure the calendar is set to the correct local time zone because daylight-saving changes can affect the displayed time. You can also cross-check the lunar phase timing with another ephemeris if you want to be extra precise.

[u/the_jeanne]

I use the app moon calendar

[u/auntiekk88]

I highly recommend Llewellyn's Moon Sign Book. It will give you all the lunar phases and aspects you want plus a bunch of other useful information for proper timing of various activities. Its like $15 in the US. Worth every penny. Been using it for like 20 years.