2027 Astrology Calendar: Eclipses and Seasons

The 11 dates

The 2027 astrology calendar is 11 events in Universal Time: five NASA eclipses and six times from the U.S. Naval Observatory. The ICS file contains those same 11 and nothing else. Import that file if you want the days on your own calendar.

Paths for the eclipses, and the Mercury retrograde calendar spans, stay on the 2027 horoscope. The year before this one is the 2026 astrology calendar.

What times do the 2027 eclipses use?

The 2027 eclipse calendar uses five Universal Time entries from Eclipses During 2027. February 6 is an annular solar eclipse, and its greatest eclipse is 16:00 UT. August 2 is a total solar eclipse, and its greatest eclipse is 10:07 UT.

February 20 is one penumbral lunar eclipse. Greatest eclipse is 23:13 UT, and the same event ends at 01:13 UT, which is already February 21 in Universal Time.

July 18 is one penumbral lunar eclipse. It begins at 15:57 UT and ends at 16:09 UT. From 15:57 to 16:09 is 12 minutes.

August 17 is one penumbral lunar eclipse. The penumbra begins at 05:24 UT, and greatest eclipse is 07:14 UT.

When are the 2027 equinox and solstice?

The 2027 equinox rows fall on March 20 at 20:25 UT and September 23 at 06:02 UT. The 2027 solstice rows fall on June 21 at 14:11 UT and December 22 at 02:42 UT. The same U.S. Naval Observatory table gives 2027 perihelion on January 3 at 02:33 UT, and aphelion on July 5 at 05:06 UT. The phenomenon names on that table are Perihelion, Equinox, Solstice, and Aphelion. The 2027 seasons table says: "U.S. Daylight Saving Time conversion is not included".

January 3 at 02:33 UT is 9:33 p.m. Eastern time on January 2, and 6:33 p.m. Pacific time on January 2. December 22 at 02:42 UT is 9:42 p.m. Eastern time on December 21, and 6:42 p.m. Pacific time on December 21. Both are still the previous evening from the East Coast through the Pacific.

July 5 at 05:06 UT is 1:06 a.m. Eastern daylight time on July 5, and 12:06 a.m. Central daylight time, still July 5. Mountain daylight time is 11:06 p.m. on July 4, and Pacific daylight time is 10:06 p.m. on July 4. September 23 at 06:02 UT is 2:02 a.m. Eastern daylight time on September 23. Central daylight time is 1:02 a.m. and Mountain daylight time is 12:02 a.m., both still September 23. Pacific daylight time is 11:02 p.m. on September 22.

What does the ICS file contain?

To download the 2027 astrology calendar, use the ICS link in the first paragraph. The file has one event for each eclipse and one event for each of the six season rows, 11 in all. July 18 starts at 15:57 UT, and 16:09 UT is in that same event. February 20's ending at 01:13 UT, and August 17's start at 05:24 UT, stay inside their own events.

This file does not include moon phases, meteor showers, planetary sign changes, or Mercury retrograde. The eclipse paths and the retrograde spans are on the 2027 horoscope linked above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Mercury retrograde spans in this calendar?

They are on the 2027 horoscope, not in this file.

How do I use the ICS file?

Import the file into a calendar app. Every event is in Universal Time, and the season table leaves U.S. daylight saving time unconverted. July 5 at 05:06 UT is 1:06 a.m. Eastern daylight time on July 5, while Pacific daylight time is 10:06 p.m. on July 4. September 23 at 06:02 UT is 2:02 a.m. Eastern daylight time on September 23, and 11:02 p.m. Pacific daylight time on September 22. January 3 at 02:33 UT and December 22 at 02:42 UT are still the previous evening on the East Coast and the Pacific coast.

Eclipse times follow NASA's catalog in Universal Time. Season times follow the U.S. Naval Observatory table for 2027. That table leaves U.S. daylight saving time unconverted. The file is a date list beside those sources, not a prediction.