Calendar for the first part of the millenial decade, AD 2000 - 2005. (If you're looking for something more Lynx friendly, then you might want to visit the other version of this site).


Courtesy of LB-Graphics
  1. New Moon, dates of occurence
  2. Full Moon, ...
  3. Half Moons, waxing and waning, ...
  4. Solstices and Equinoxes ...

    (ie. Sabbats, if you're a Wiccan)


  5. The Wiccan "esbats", or lesser festivals, fall on the halfway points between the solstices and equinoxes. So, they should fall close to the dates given by Starhawk in "The Spiral Dance" (ISBN 0-06-067537-7), which are

    • Candlemas ........ February 2

    • Beltane ............. May 1 (*)

    • Lughnasad ........ August 1

    • Samhain............ October 31

    Point of clarity : "Brigid" is on the same day as Candlemas, and "All Souls Day" or "Halloween" is on the same day as Samhain.


  6. "Sabbats" fall on the equinoxes and solstices :

    • Eostara .......... Spring Equinox
    • Litha ............. Summer Solstice
    • Mabon .......... Fall Equinox
    • Yule
      • ............. Winter Solstice


  7. When you're done, choose one of the links below to get to where you're suppose to be.

New Moons, 2000 - 2005

2000 : .. Jan.06 .. Feb.05 .. Mar.06 .. Apr.04 .. May 04 .. Jun.02
............ Jul.01 ... Jul.31 ... Aug.29 .. Sep.27 .. Oct.27 .... Nov.25 .. Dec.25

2001 : .. Jan.24 .. Feb.23 .. Mar.25 .. Apr.23 .. May 23 .. Jun.21
............ Jul.20 ... Aug.19 .. Sep.17 .. Oct.16 .. Nov.15 ... Dec.14

2002 : .. Jan.13 .. Feb.12 .. Mar.14 .. Apr.12 .. May 12 .. Jun.10
............ Jul.10 ... Aug.08 .. Sep.07 .. Oct.06 .. Nov.04 .. Dec.04

2003 : .. Jan.02 .. Feb.01 .. Mar.03 .. Apr.01 .. May 01 .. May 31 .. Jun.29
............ Jul.29 ... Aug.27 .. Sep.26 .. Oct.25 .. Nov.23 .. Dec.23

2004 : .. Jan.21 .. Feb.20 .. Apr.19 .. May 19 .. Jun.17
............ Jul.17 .. Aug.16 .. Sep.14 .. Oct.14 ... Nov.12 .. Dec.12

2005 : .. Jan.10 .. Feb.08 .. Mar.10 .. Apr.08 .. May 08 .. Jun.06
............ Jul.06 .. Aug.05 .. Sep.03 ... Oct.03 .. Nov.02 .. Dec.01 .. Dec.31

Full Moons, 2000 - 2005

2000 : .. Jan.21 .. Feb.19 .. Mar.20 .. Apr.18 .. May 18 .. Jun.16
............ Jul.16 .. Aug.15 ... Sep.13 .. Oct.03 .. Nov.11 .. Dec.11

2001 : .. Jan.09 .. Feb.08 .. Mar.09 .. Apr.08 .. May 07 .. Jun.06
............ Jul.05 ... Aug.04 .. Sep.02 .. Oct.02 .. Nov.01 .. Nov.30 .. Dec.30

2002 : .. Jan.28 .. Feb.27 .. Mar.28 .. Apr.27 .. May 26 .. Jun.24
............ Jul.24 ... Aug.22 .. Sep.21 .. Oct.21 .. Nov.20 .. Dec.19

2003 : .. Jan.25 .. Feb.23 .. Mar.18 .. Apr.16 .. May 16 .. Jun.14
............ Jul.13 ... Aug.12 .. Sep.10 .. Oct.10 .. Nov.09 .. Dec.08

2004 : .. Jan.07 .. Feb.06 .. Mar.06 .. Apr.05 .. May 04 .. Jun.03
............ Jul.02 ... Jul.31 ... Aug.30 .. Sep.28 .. Oct.28 ... Nov.26 .. Dec.26

2005 : .. Jan.25 .. Feb.24 .. Mar.25 .. Apr.24 .. May 23 .. Jun.22
............ Jul.21 .. Aug.19 .. Sep.18 ... Oct.17 .. Nov.16 .. Dec.15

Waxing Half Moons, 2000 - 2005

2000 : ... Jan.14 ... Feb.12 ... Mar.13 ... Apr.11 ... May 10 ... Jun.09
............. Jul.08 .... Aug.07 ... Sep.05 ... Oct.05 ... Nov.04 ... Dec.04

2001 : ... Jan.02 ... Feb.01 ... Mar.03 ... Apr.01 ... Apr.30 ... May 29 ... Jun.28
............. Jul.27 .... Aug.25 ... Sep.24 ... Oct.24 ... Nov.22 ... Dec.22

2002 : ... Jan.21 ... Feb.20 ... Mar.22 ... Apr.20 ... May 19 ... Jun.18
............. Jul.17 .... Aug.15 .. Sep.13 .... Oct.13 ... Nov.11 ... Dec.11

2003 : ... Jan.10 ... Feb.09 ... Mar.11 ... Apr.09 ... May 09 ... Jun.07
............. Jul.07 .... Aug.05 ... Sep.03 ... Oct.02 ... Nov.01 ... Nov.30 ... Dec.30

2004 : ... Jan.29 ... Feb.28 ... Mar.28 ... Apr.27 ... May 27 ... Jun.25
............. Jul.25 .... Aug.23 ... Sep.21 ... Oct.20 ... Nov.19 ... Dec.18

2005 : ... Jan.17 ... Feb.16 ... Mar.17 ... Apr.16 ... May 16 ... Jun.15
............. Jul.14 .... Aug.13 ... Sep.11 ... Oct.10 ... Nov.09 ... Dec.08

Waning Half Moons, 2000 - 2005

2000 : ... Jan.28 ... Feb.27 ... Mar.28 ... Apr.26 ... May 26 ... Jun.25
............. Jul.24 ... Aug.22 ... Sep.21 .... Oct.20 ... Nov.18 ... Dec.18

2001 : ... Jan.16 ... Feb.15 ... Mar.16 ... Apr.15 ... May 15 ... Jun.14
............. Jul.13 ... Aug.12 ... Sep.10 .... Oct.10 ... Nov.08 ... Dec.07

2002 : ... Jan.06 ... Feb.04 ... Mar.06 ... Apr.04 ... May 04 ... Jun.03
............. Jul.02 ... Aug.01 ... Aug.31 ... Sep.29 .... Oct.29 .... Nov.27 ... Dec.27

2003 : ... Jan.25 ... Feb.23 ... Mar.25 ... Apr.23 ... May 23 ... Jun.21
............. Jul.21 ... Aug.20 ... Sep.18 .... Oct.18 ... Nov.17 ... Dec.16

2004 : ... Jan.15 ... Feb.13 ... Mar.13 ... Apr.12 ... May 11 ... Jun.09
............. Jul.09 ... Aug.07 ... Sep.06 .... Oct.06 ... Nov.05 ... Dec.05

2005 : ... Jan.03 ... Feb.02 ... Mar.03 ... Apr.02 ... May 01 ... May 30 ... Jun.28
............. Jul.28 .... Aug.26 .. Sep.25 .... Oct.25 ... Nov.23 .... Dec.23

Solstices and Equinoxes


Year

2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Spring Equ.

Mar.20
Mar.20
Mar.20
Mar.21
Mar.20
Mar.20
Summer Sol.

Jun.21
Jun.21
Jun.21
Jun.21
Jun.21
Jun.21
Autumnal Equ.

Sept.22
Sept.22
Sept.23
Sept.23
Sept.22
Sept.22
Winter Sol.

Dec.21
Dec.21
Dec.22
Dec.22
Dec.21
Dec.21


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(*) Starhawk declines to give a calendar date, here, referring to the festival as occuring on "May Eve", when the festivities make it clear that she means "May Day", which would be the day after May Eve, presumably. Certainly, this is the day on which everyone we've met has celebrated it.