New York City, known as the city that never sleeps, offers not just a vibrant nightlife but also serene places to enjoy the natural wonder of a full moon.
- 3 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 05:02 local time America/New York
- 18 Sun New Moon New Moon 🕐 14:52 local time America/New York
- 1 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 17:09 local time America/New York
- 17 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 07:01 local time America/New York
- 3 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 06:37 local time America/New York
- 19 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 21:23 local time America/New York
- 2 Thu Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 22:12 local time America/New York
- 17 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 07:51 local time America/New York
- 1 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 13:23 local time America/New York
- 16 Sat New Moon New Moon 🕐 16:01 local time America/New York
- 31 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 04:45 local time America/New York
- 15 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 22:54 local time America/New York
- 29 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 19:56 local time America/New York
- 14 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 05:43 local time America/New York
- 29 Wed Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 10:35 local time America/New York
- 12 Wed New Moon New Moon 🕐 13:36 local time America/New York
- 28 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 00:18 local time America/New York
- 11 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 23:26 local time America/New York
- 26 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 12:49 local time America/New York
- 10 Sat New Moon New Moon 🕐 11:50 local time America/New York
- 26 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 00:11 local time America/New York
- 9 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 02:02 local time America/New York
- 24 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 09:53 local time America/New York
- 9 Wed New Moon New Moon 🕐 19:51 local time America/New York
- 24 Thu Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 20:28 local time America/New York
- 7 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 15:24 local time America/New York
- 22 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 07:17 local time America/New York
- 6 Sat New Moon New Moon 🕐 10:56 local time America/New York
- 20 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 18:23 local time America/New York
- 8 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 04:29 local time America/New York
- 22 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 06:43 local time America/New York
- 6 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 19:51 local time America/New York
- 20 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 18:27 local time America/New York
- 6 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 06:58 local time America/New York
- 20 Thu Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 06:59 local time America/New York
- 4 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 15:40 local time America/New York
- 19 Sat Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 20:44 local time America/New York
- 4 Sun New Moon New Moon 🕐 23:02 local time America/New York
- 18 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 11:44 local time America/New York
- 2 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 06:05 local time America/New York
- 17 Tue Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 03:28 local time America/New York
- 31 Tue New Moon New Moon 🕐 13:41 local time America/New York
- 15 Wed Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 19:03 local time America/New York
- 30 Thu New Moon New Moon 🕐 22:36 local time America/New York
- 15 Fri Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 09:47 local time America/New York
- 29 Fri New Moon New Moon 🕐 09:36 local time America/New York
- 14 Sun Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 22:25 local time America/New York
- 28 Sun New Moon New Moon 🕐 22:24 local time America/New York
- 13 Mon Full Moon Full Moon 🕐 11:08 local time America/New York
- 27 Mon New Moon New Moon 🕐 15:12 local time America/New York
Times in local time · New York (America/New York) · Calculated after Meeus, accuracy ±2 min
In 2026 there are 13 full moons and 12 new moons. Times are shown in local time for New York (America/New York).
In 2027 there are 12 full moons and 13 new moons. Times are shown in local time for New York (America/New York).
The next full moon in New York is on April 2, 2026 at 22:12 local time (America/New York), in 16 days.
The next new moon in New York is on March 19, 2026 at 21:23 local time (America/New York), in 2 days.
Yes! In 2026 there is a Blue Moon in May – this month has two full moons.
The times are calculated using the Meeus astronomical algorithm (Jean Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms, Chapter 49) and are accurate to within approximately ±2 minutes. All times are displayed in the local timezone of New York (America/New York).
A full moon occurs when the Moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun, making it appear fully illuminated. A new moon occurs when the Moon is between Earth and the Sun, making it invisible from Earth. The cycle from one new moon to the next takes approximately 29.5 days (a lunar month).
List of Full Moon dates in New York in 2024
- Thursday, January 25, 2024, at 12:54 PM
- Saturday, February 24, 2024, at 07:30 AM
- Monday, March 25, 2024, at 02:58 AM
- Tuesday, April 23, 2024, at 06:47 PM
- Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 08:52 AM
- Friday, June 21, 2024, at 08:08 PM
- Sunday, July 21, 2024, at 05:15 AM
- Monday, August 19, 2024, at 01:24 PM
- Tuesday, September 17, 2024, at 09:33 PM
- Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 06:26 AM
- Friday, November 15, 2024, at 04:29 PM
- Sunday, December 15, 2024, at 04:00 AM
Lunar Landscapes: New York City’s Best Spots to Watch the Full Moon
Amidst the skyscrapers and bustling streets, there are tranquil spots where the moonlight shines brightly, creating a magical atmosphere. Here are some of the best places in New York City to watch the full moon and add a celestial touch to your evening.
- Brooklyn Bridge Park: Offering stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge, this park is a favorite for photographers and romantics alike. As the full moon rises over the East River, it illuminates the water and the cityscape, creating a breathtaking view that’s hard to forget.
- The High Line: This elevated, linear park built on a historic freight rail line provides a unique perspective of the city and the night sky. Stroll along the High Line during a full moon for a peaceful experience amidst the wildflowers and art installations, with the moon casting its glow over the urban landscape.
- Central Park: As an oasis in the middle of the city, Central Park offers several spots for moon watching. The Great Lawn and Sheep Meadow are popular for their wide-open spaces and unobstructed views of the sky. Alternatively, find a quiet spot near Belvedere Castle or on Bow Bridge for a more intimate viewing experience.
- Roosevelt Island: For a different vantage point, head to Roosevelt Island. The western promenade offers spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline along with the moon’s reflection on the East River. It’s a quieter alternative to the hustle and bustle of the city, providing a peaceful spot for contemplation under the moonlight.
- Hudson River Park: Stretching along the West Side of Manhattan, Hudson River Park is another fantastic location to watch the full moon. Find a spot on one of the piers or the green lawns, and watch as the moon rises over the New Jersey skyline and reflects on the Hudson River.
- One World Observatory: For those who prefer an urban setting with a bird’s-eye view, the One World Observatory offers an unparalleled viewing experience. Watch the full moon from above as it illuminates the city’s landmarks and waterways. The observatory’s indoor setting provides comfort and an expansive view of the night sky.
When planning your full moon adventure in New York City, remember to check the lunar calendar and the weather forecast. Also, consider bringing a blanket, some warm drinks, and perhaps a camera to capture the moment. Each location offers a unique view of the moon over the city, so why not explore a different spot each month? Let the radiant beauty of the full moon nights in New York City enchant and inspire yo
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