Spring 1st
March 20th
The Spring Equinox marks the moment when day and night are nearly equal in length, signaling the transition into spring. It represents a point of balance and the beginning of increasing light, growth, and renewal in the natural world.
Spring 13th
April 1st
The Full Pink Moon marks the first full moon of Spring, named after the early blooming of moss pink wildflowers. It signals the season’s emergence into color, growth, and renewed vitality.
Spring 15th
April 3rd
Mercury reaches its greatest western elongation, appearing at its farthest distance from the Sun in the morning sky—offering one of the best opportunities to observe the swift inner planet before sunrise.
Spring 29th,
April 17th
The New Moon marks the beginning of a new lunar cycle, a moment of darkness, reset, and quiet potential early in the Spring season.
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Spring 33rd,
April 17th
An annual meteor shower known for fast, bright streaks of light, peaking in late April as Earth passes through ancient comet debris.
Spring 38th
April 26th
The horse symbolizes vitality, movement, and rising energy—marking the beginning of spring’s peak expression as the season builds toward Beltane and other midseason festivals.
Spring 42nd
April 30th
A mid-Spring symbol of abundance, beauty, and full expression—marking the rising and nearing peak of the seasonal wave.
Spring 43rd
May 1st
A luminous mid-Spring full moon marking peak bloom, abundance, and the outward expression of life’s generative energy.
Spring 44th
May 2nd
A symbol of union, and communal expression and mid-Spring celebration—marking the weaving together of life at the height of the rising seasonal wave.
Spring 47th
May 5th
A swift and luminous meteor peak signaling zenith, fullness, and the celebration of new sparks at the height of the Spring seasonal wave.
Spring 38th
April 26th
A symbol of beauty, harmony, and sacred union—bringing sweetness, peace, and relational balance into the fullness of Spring.
Spring 56th
May 14th
A symbol of purification, vitality, and sustained life force—channeling the fire of Spring into protection, intention, and continuation into the year ahead.
Spring 58th
May 58th
The New Moon marks the beginning of a new lunar cycle—a moment of darkness and renewal. This is the second of three New Moons in Spring, a quiet midpoint in the season’s unfolding.
Spring 73rd,
May 31st
A rare second full moon within a single calendar month. The Full Blue Moon closes Spring with a feeling of fullness and culmination. It is also a micromoon, meaning it occurs near the Moon’s farthest distance from Earth and appears slightly smaller than average.
Spring 87th
June 14th
The final new moon of Spring, marking a moment of closure, reset, and preparation at the threshold of Summer.
Summer 1st
June 21st
The Summer Solstice marks the longest day of the year and the turning point from Spring into Summer. It closes the season at the year's peak light, where growth reaches its height before beginning its gradual shift to darkness.
