Astrology Calendar
Coming up
- Moon ☽ enters Gemini ♊ · Ingress
- Moon ☽ enters Cancer ♋ · Ingress
- Mercury ☿ enters Leo ♌ · Ingress
- Mars ♂ enters Cancer ♋ · Ingress
Computed just now from the current sky, shown in UTC.
An astrology calendar helps you follow how the sky changes over time. Instead of looking only at the present moment, you can see the rhythm of the coming days and weeks: when the moon phases change, when planets move into new signs, and when notable aspects form.
In AstroNow, the calendar shows a window around today — a few weeks back and a few weeks ahead. That is handy when you want to recall which moon phase just passed, or to look ahead to the next new moon or full moon. All dates and times are shown in the time zone you choose.
The calendar brings together three kinds of events. First, the moon phases — new moon, first quarter, full moon, and last quarter. Second, planetary ingresses, when a planet enters a new sign, which show how the emphasis in the sky gradually shifts. Third, the moments when a planet turns retrograde or direct again. You can filter the events so you see only what interests you.
This overview is useful for several reasons. Some people plan night-sky watching around the full moon. Others enjoy noticing natural rhythms and using them as calm reference points for reflection. And some are simply curious to understand what is happening overhead each day.
The calendar complements the other pages on the site well. To see the current sky in more detail, visit the moon phase, planet signs, and current aspects pages.
Frequently asked questions
- How far ahead does the calendar look?
- The interactive calendar above shows a rolling window of a few weeks behind today and a few weeks ahead, so you can look back at what just happened and forward to what's coming without leaving the page.
- Can I filter which events are shown?
- Yes — the calendar lets you filter by event type (Moon phases, ingresses, stations, aspects, void-of-course) and by planet, so you can focus on just the events you care about.
- Does the calendar include void-of-course Moon periods?
- Yes. Void-of-course periods are shown alongside Moon phases, ingresses, and aspects, marked as a span of time rather than a single instant.
- How is the calendar different from the Moon phase, planet signs, and aspects pages?
- Those three pages each focus on a single snapshot of "right now." The calendar instead shows a timeline of every event type together over several weeks, which is more useful for planning ahead than a single-moment view.
The astrology calendar is intended for reflection and entertainment. It is a convenient reference for the moving sky, not professional advice or a promise of particular events in your life.