2027 sky · computed with Swiss Ephemeris

2027 Astrology Calendar, Month by Month

This calendar gathers every notable sky event of 2027 in one place, computed from the actual planetary positions with Swiss Ephemeris rather than copied from older almanacs. Scroll the month-by-month list for retrograde stations, eclipses, New and Full Moons and the days planets change signs, or open a topic page for the details behind each. Use it to plan launches, conversations and rest around the rhythm of the year, and pair it with your yearly horoscope to see which area of your life each event touches.

Mercury retrograde 2027

All three retrograde periods, shadow dates and the house for each sign.

2027 retrograde calendar

Every retrograde from Mercury to Pluto and the days each planet turns direct.

2027 eclipses

Time, type and sign of every solar and lunar eclipse.

2027 New Moon and Full Moon dates

Every New Moon and Full Moon of the year with time and sign.

2027 planetary sign changes

The dates and times planets change signs.

2027 horoscopes for all 12 signs

The big picture of 2027

The slow planets set the backdrop. Saturn spends the entire year in Aries, so lessons about independence, courage and starting over carry real weight; it pauses to review from August until late December. Neptune shares Aries with it, while Uranus stays in Gemini and Pluto in Aquarius, keeping long-running themes of new ideas, information and collective change steady from January to December. The lunar nodes hold the Aquarius–Leo axis, which is why both solar eclipses land in Aquarius and Leo. The main shift belongs to Jupiter: after ending its retrograde in Leo in April, it moves into Virgo in late July, turning the spotlight from self-expression and play toward skill, daily routines and useful, well-made work.

How to read this calendar

Every date and time here is given in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Convert with your own offset: an event listed shortly after midnight UTC may fall on the previous evening in the Americas, while a late-evening UTC event can land on the next morning in Asia or Australia. Positions use the tropical zodiac, the system most Western astrologers work with. To find your house for any event, count from your Sun sign as the 1st house: for a Taurus, an event in Gemini falls in the 2nd house, one in Cancer in the 3rd, and so on around the wheel. If you know your rising sign, count from it as well; that reading is often the closer fit.

The busiest stretches of the year

Three periods stand out. February is crowded: Mercury turns retrograde while Mars is still moving backward, and the first eclipse pair, an annular solar eclipse in Aquarius and a penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo, arrives within two weeks. The second eclipse season runs from mid-July to mid-August, framing the total solar eclipse in Leo with two lunar eclipses, while Jupiter changes sign and Saturn begins its retrograde. October brings the third Mercury retrograde while Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are also reversing, so the first half of the month has five planets retrograde at once. By contrast, from mid-April to early May no planet is retrograde, a window many astrologers favor for fresh starts.

2027 month by month

January 2027

January 7 at 08:53 Venus enters Sagittarius
January 7 at 20:24 New Moon (Capricorn)
January 10 at 12:59 Mars stations retrograde (Virgo)
January 13 at 06:06 Mercury enters Aquarius
January 20 at 07:30 Sun enters Aquarius
January 22 at 12:17 Full Moon (Leo)

February 2027

February 1 at 01:25 Mercury enters Pisces
February 3 at 14:31 Venus enters Capricorn
February 6 at 15:59 Annular solar eclipse (Aquarius)
February 8 at 12:29 Uranus stations direct (Gemini)
February 9 at 17:36 Mercury stations retrograde (Pisces)
February 18 at 12:16 Mercury moves back into Aquarius (retrograde)
February 18 at 21:33 Sun enters Pisces
February 20 at 23:12 Penumbral lunar eclipse (Virgo)
February 21 at 14:13 Mars moves back into Leo (retrograde)

March 2027

March 1 at 06:32 Venus enters Aquarius
March 3 at 12:32 Mercury stations direct (Aquarius)
March 8 at 09:29 New Moon (Pisces)
March 18 at 10:02 Mercury enters Pisces
March 20 at 20:24 Sun enters Aries
March 22 at 10:44 Full Moon (Libra)
March 26 at 08:17 Venus enters Pisces

April 2027

April 1 at 14:08 Mars stations direct (Leo)
April 6 at 23:51 New Moon (Aries)
April 8 at 23:20 Mercury enters Aries
April 13 at 02:11 Jupiter stations direct (Leo)
April 20 at 03:57 Venus enters Aries
April 20 at 07:18 Sun enters Taurus
April 20 at 22:27 Full Moon (Scorpio)
April 24 at 22:18 Mercury enters Taurus

May 2027

May 6 at 10:58 New Moon (Taurus)
May 8 at 12:54 Pluto stations retrograde (Aquarius)
May 9 at 01:58 Mercury enters Gemini
May 14 at 14:48 Mars enters Virgo
May 14 at 21:02 Venus enters Taurus
May 20 at 10:59 Full Moon (Scorpio)
May 21 at 06:18 Sun enters Gemini
May 28 at 17:07 Mercury enters Cancer

June 2027

June 4 at 19:40 New Moon (Gemini)
June 8 at 12:33 Venus enters Gemini
June 10 at 18:15 Mercury stations retrograde (Cancer)
June 19 at 00:45 Full Moon (Sagittarius)
June 21 at 14:11 Sun enters Cancer
June 26 at 07:19 Mercury moves back into Gemini (retrograde)

July 2027

July 3 at 02:01 Venus enters Cancer
July 4 at 03:02 New Moon (Cancer)
July 4 at 19:39 Mercury stations direct (Gemini)
July 9 at 22:41 Neptune stations retrograde (Aries)
July 12 at 13:48 Mercury enters Cancer
July 15 at 05:41 Mars enters Libra
July 18 at 16:03 Penumbral lunar eclipse (Capricorn)
July 23 at 01:04 Sun enters Leo
July 26 at 04:49 Jupiter enters Virgo
July 27 at 12:31 Venus enters Leo

August 2027

August 2 at 10:06 Total solar eclipse (Leo)
August 2 at 10:52 Mercury enters Leo
August 9 at 18:06 Saturn stations retrograde (Aries)
August 17 at 04:44 Mercury enters Virgo
August 17 at 07:13 Penumbral lunar eclipse (Aquarius)
August 20 at 19:43 Venus enters Virgo
August 23 at 08:15 Sun enters Virgo
August 31 at 17:41 New Moon (Virgo)

September 2027

September 2 at 01:52 Mars enters Scorpio
September 3 at 11:37 Mercury enters Libra
September 14 at 00:25 Venus enters Libra
September 15 at 09:09 Uranus stations retrograde (Gemini)
September 15 at 23:03 Full Moon (Pisces)
September 23 at 06:02 Sun enters Libra
September 27 at 09:09 Mercury enters Scorpio
September 30 at 02:36 New Moon (Libra)

October 2027

October 7 at 14:37 Mercury stations retrograde (Scorpio)
October 8 at 03:59 Venus enters Scorpio
October 15 at 13:47 Full Moon (Aries)
October 15 at 23:14 Mars enters Sagittarius
October 16 at 07:37 Mercury moves back into Libra (retrograde)
October 18 at 03:52 Pluto stations direct (Aquarius)
October 23 at 15:33 Sun enters Scorpio
October 28 at 14:10 Mercury stations direct (Libra)
October 29 at 13:37 New Moon (Scorpio)

November 2027

November 1 at 07:34 Venus enters Sagittarius
November 10 at 00:26 Mercury enters Scorpio
November 14 at 03:26 Full Moon (Taurus)
November 22 at 13:16 Sun enters Sagittarius
November 25 at 12:00 Venus enters Capricorn
November 25 at 18:38 Mars enters Capricorn
November 28 at 03:24 New Moon (Sagittarius)
November 29 at 10:23 Mercury enters Sagittarius

December 2027

December 13 at 16:08 Full Moon (Gemini)
December 15 at 09:06 Neptune stations direct (Aries)
December 18 at 11:58 Mercury enters Capricorn
December 19 at 18:40 Venus enters Aquarius
December 22 at 02:42 Sun enters Capricorn
December 24 at 02:47 Saturn stations direct (Aries)
December 27 at 20:12 New Moon (Capricorn)

Frequently asked questions

How many eclipses are there in 2027, and when?

Five: two solar and three lunar. February holds the first pair, an annular solar eclipse in Aquarius (the 6th) and a penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo (the 20th). Summer brings the other three within a month: lunar in Capricorn (18 July), the long total solar eclipse in Leo (2 August) and lunar in Aquarius (17 August). Times on this page are UTC.

Which time zone does this 2027 astrology calendar use?

All times are in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Convert them with your local offset; during daylight saving time New York is four hours behind UTC and Los Angeles seven. An event listed close to midnight can therefore fall on a different date where you live, so check the hour before planning around it.

Which planets stay in the same sign for all of 2027?

Saturn and Neptune both hold Aries all year, Uranus keeps to Gemini, and Pluto remains in Aquarius. The lunar nodes keep the North Node in Aquarius and the South Node in Leo. Because these placements barely change, their themes act as the year’s backdrop, while the faster planets and the eclipses supply the turning points.

When does Jupiter move into Virgo in 2027?

Jupiter enters Virgo on 26 July 2027 and stays there for the rest of the year. Before that it completes its stay in Leo, turning direct in mid-April after a retrograde that began in December 2026. The move shifts Jupiter’s emphasis from creativity and visibility toward skills, service, health habits and well-organized work.

Dates and times are given in UTC. Positions are computed in the tropical zodiac with Swiss Ephemeris.