The full moon in March 2026 is on Tuesday, March 3, 2026 , with peak illumination at about 11:38 UTC (which is 6:38 a.m. EST in the U.S.).

Quick Scoop 🌕

  • Full Moon date: March 3, 2026 (the March “Worm Moon”).
  • Peak time: Around 11:38 UTC.
  • Extra celestial bonus: It coincides with a total lunar eclipse (often called a “Blood Moon”).
  • The Moon will look full for about three nights , roughly March 2–4, even though the exact peak is on the 3rd.

You can think of it like a “full moon window”: the night before, the night of, and the night after will all look essentially full to the naked eye.

How to plan your viewing

  • For most places, the best show is at local moonrise on March 2 or March 3 , when the Moon looks big and golden near the horizon.
  • Check your local moonrise and eclipse times for exact visibility where you live, since time zones shift the experience.

TL;DR: If you mark just one date, circle March 3, 2026 for the March full moon (and eclipse). 🌕🩸

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