September Full Moon 2026: See the Harvest Moon
Find out when to catch the peak of the September 2026 Full Moon and what it's called.
The September Full Moon is on its way, marking an exciting celestial event. This Full Moon, known as the Harvest Moon, is the one closest to the September equinox, which signifies the beginning of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. The equinox occurred on September 22, and the Harvest Moon followed shortly after. To learn more about this unique Full Moon, read on to discover the date, time, and significance of the September Full Moon.
The Full Moon is set to happen on Saturday, September 26. According to Time and Date, the moon will reach its peak at 12:49 p.m. ET. This Full Moon goes by several names, including the Harvest Moon and the Corn Moon. The Harvest Moon's name is derived from its proximity to the equinox, rather than any specific plant or animal.
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