A year of moon phases, three ways.
Every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter on the correct date, with the time of each phase in your own time zone. Print the whole year on one page, a page per month with room to write, or a moon for every day of the year. Great for gardeners, fishermen, photographers, astronomy fans, and pagan observers.
Why this matters: the moon’s phase is identical worldwide, but the lit side is mirrored south of the equator. Pick your hemisphere so the moons match what you’ll actually see in the sky. (Dates and times follow your browser’s time zone — no other setting needed.)
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Moon phases calendar 2027 — full moons, new moons and quarters on one page
Pick the year and the calendar draws each principal phase — new moon, first quarter, full moon, last quarter — on the day it happens, for all twelve months on a single page. The dates are computed for the year you choose, so 2027 is as accurate as 2026, and the same page serves as a full moon calendar for gardeners, photographers and anyone who plans by the lunar cycle.
A page per month, or a moon for every day
Besides the one-page year, the calendar prints twelve monthly pages with a large grid to write in, each day's moon drawn as it looks that day, and the new, first-quarter, full and last-quarter moons named and timed in their boxes. Or print a moon for every day of the year on a single page, the lunar chart many people hang by the back door. Either way you can add a moon-events page with every date and time, the full moon names and the year's eclipses.
Northern or southern hemisphere — the crescent faces the right way
Most printable moon calendars only show the northern-hemisphere view. Flip the hemisphere switch and the crescents are mirrored for Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and South America, so what you print matches the sky. Pair it with the year at a glance template if you also want a plain wall calendar.
Tips for the best result
Pair with a wall calendar. The moon-phase calendar makes the most sense as a reference page printed alongside a regular monthly calendar — let the moon page show you the rhythm, the monthly page hold your plans.
Pick the year you actually need. Phases shift dates each year (the lunar cycle is ~29.5 days, not 30), so a moon calendar prints exactly for the year selected — you can't reuse it the following year.
Lunar gardening rule of thumb. Sow above-ground crops between new moon and full moon (waxing). Sow root crops between full moon and new moon (waning). Skip planting on the day of the full or new moon itself if you follow the strictest tradition.
For photographers. Full moon nights are too bright for Milky Way photography — pick a date within ±5 days of new moon for the darkest skies.





