Full Moon Dates 2028 | Complete Lunar Calendar by Month

Full Moon Dates 2028 – Lunar Calendar & Monthly Phases

This page lists all full moon dates in 2028, along with general information about the lunar cycle. A full moon occurs when the Moon is positioned opposite the Sun, making its Earth-facing side appear fully illuminated.

Quick Answer

There are 13 full moons in 2028, including two full moons in December. The second December full moon is commonly known as a Blue Moon. The dates below are based on Universal Time (UTC), so the local calendar date may differ depending on your time zone. 


Full Moon Dates in 2028

Month

Full Moon Date (2028)

January

January 12

February

February 10

March

March 11

April

April 9

May

May 8

June

June 7

July

July 7

August

August 5

September

September 3

October

October 3

November

November 2

December

December 2

December (Blue Moon)

December 31

These dates are listed in Universal Time (UTC). Depending on where you live, the full moon may occur on the previous or following local calendar date. 


Do Full Moon Dates Change by Location?

The full moon happens at exactly the same moment around the world, but the local date and time can vary because of different time zones.

For example:

  • Australia and New Zealand may experience the full moon on a different calendar date than North America or Europe.
  • The difference is due to local time zones, not because the Moon reaches full phase at a different time.
  • The exact viewing time depends on your city and country.
  • Always check a trusted local moon phase calendar if you need precise timing.


Check Full Moon Times

For the exact full moon time in your location, use trusted astronomy resources such as:

  • Timeanddate Moon Phases Calendar
  • Farmer’s Almanac Moon Calendar
  • NASA Moon Information


Full Moon by Location

You can also view moon phase information for specific countries:

  • Australia
  • New Zealand
  • Canada
  • United States
  • United Kingdom
  • Ireland


Why Full Moon Dates Matter

Many people plan activities around the full moon, including:

  • Stargazing and astronomy events
  • Night-sky photography
  • Tide and fishing planning
  • Cultural and religious observances
  • Camping, hiking and outdoor activities
  • Travel planning


Important Disclaimer

This page provides general information only. Full moon dates are listed using Universal Time (UTC) and may fall on a different local calendar date depending on your time zone. Always verify the exact local date and time using an official astronomy source or a trusted moon phase calendar.