Astrology Transit Calendar

Track the movement of the sky in real time through this clean, easy-to-browse astrology calendar. Explore major transits, ingresses, retrogrades, eclipses, and lunations in a weekly, monthly, or yearly view.

The Sky is Collective.
Your Experience of It Is Personal.

Two people can live through the exact same transits and have completely different experiences.

One person feels a relationship shifting. Another suddenly changes careers.
Someone else feels exhausted, emotional, creatively alive, restless, or finally ready to move.

That’s because astrology transits activate specific houses, planets, aspects, and patterns within your own birth chart.

The calendar shows you what is happening in the sky.

Your birth chart shows you where it becomes personal.

What Is an Astrology Transit Calendar?

An astrology transit calendar tracks the ongoing movement of the planets through the sky in real time.

As planets change signs, station retrograde, form major aspects, or move through eclipse seasons, the overall tone of life often shifts with them. Some periods feel fast and initiating. Others feel reflective, emotional, clarifying, or deeply transitional.

This calendar was designed to make those movements easy to follow.

Browse by week for a look at what is unfolding now, or switch to monthly or yearly views to step back and see the bigger picture.

You’ll find major planetary ingresses, retrogrades, lunations, eclipses, and other significant astrological events in one clean reference space.

How to Use This Transit Calendar

If you are newer to astrology, start by simply noticing your patterns.

Watch how the energy of a week feels around major transits. Pay attention to eclipse periods, retrograde stations, and moments where several planets gather in the same sign. Over time, you begin to recognize the rhythm of the sky.

The weekly view is helpful for staying connected to current movement as it unfolds day to day.

The monthly view makes it easier to spot larger themes, longer planetary shifts, and periods of concentration within certain signs or elements.

If you would rather explore the sky through interpretation and reflection, visit the Daily Astrology page for written insights connected to current transits and collective themes.

Keep These Dates in Your Own Calendar

Everything on this calendar can go straight into whatever calendar you already use, so these dates land alongside the rest of your life instead of sitting on a page you have to remember to check.

Open Add these to your calendar and select what you want: lunations, eclipses, ingresses, retrogrades, solstices, cazimis, void of course moons.

Subscribe keeps itself current, so new dates arrive on their own as they are added, and it is the option that works on a phone.

Download saves a one-time file, which suits a desktop calendar better but can still sync to your phone calendar from your computer.

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Subscribe once and the dates land in whatever you already use. It works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook, it costs nothing, and it keeps updating itself as new dates get added, so a fresh file every January is one less thing to remember. Every entry carries a link inside it too, so when the day arrives you can tap it and read what that transit means. The step by step for each calendar app walks through it if you get stuck.

Want to See How Current Transits Affect Your Personal Chart?

A collective transit does not impact every person in exactly the same way.

Your natal chart determines where these movements land for you personally, which areas of life they activate, and which patterns they may be bringing forward right now.

Your Beautiful Birth Chart allows you to explore current transits directly against your own chart, helping you understand where those movements are becoming personal.

What’s Included in the Full Experience

This page focuses on major collective sky events rather than detailed aspect interpretation.

More personalized transit analysis, natal chart aspects, and real-time transit-to-chart overlays are explored inside Your Beautiful Birth Chart™, where current transits can be viewed directly against your own chart.

Planetary ingresses (a planet moves into a new zodiac sign)
Retrogrades and direct stations
Planetary aspects and conjunctions
Cazimis and notable solar alignments

Astrology Transit Calendar FAQ

What astrology transits are happening this week?

Switch the calendar to the weekly view and it will show you every transit in the current seven days: aspects forming and separating, any ingress where a planet changes sign, stations, and any lunation or eclipse falling in that window. The weekly view is the one to use when something feels off and you want to know what is moving right now.

What are the major transits this month?

The monthly view collects the same information across the full month, which makes the shape of it easier to see. A month usually contains one new moon and one full moon, a handful of aspects between the faster planets, and occasionally an ingress or a station from one of the slower ones. Those slower movements are the ones worth planning around.

What is a personal transit calendar?

This calendar shows the sky, which is the same for everybody. A personal transit calendar shows where those movements land in your own chart, which is different for everybody. The same Saturn transit that reorganizes one person's career shows up in another person's home life, because it is crossing a different house. To see it that way you need your own chart alongside the calendar. Your Beautiful Birth Chart gives you your placements by sign and house with transits you can move through by date, so you can check what any of these movements is touching for you.

How far ahead can I look?

The yearly view steps back far enough to see ingresses, retrograde periods and eclipse seasons laid out across the whole year. That is the view to use when you are choosing timing for something, or when you want to know what is coming before it arrives instead of while it is happening.

How do I know which transits matter for me?

Look at which house of your chart a transit is crossing, and whether it is contacting any of your natal placements by aspect. A transit that hits nothing in your chart usually passes without much to say. One that lands on your Sun, Moon, Ascendant or chart ruler is usually the one you feel. The calendar tells you what is happening. Your chart tells you whether it is happening to you.

Can I get transit alerts?

Subscribe to the calendar and every transit arrives in whatever calendar app you already use, each one carrying a note on what it means. It is seven dollars for the year. Tick what you want first: lunations, eclipses, ingresses, retrogrades, solstices and equinoxes, cazimis, void of course moons. The feed updates itself, so new dates appear without you checking back. Times show in your own timezone, which saves the usual guesswork about whether an event listed at 11:26 PM Eastern has already happened where you are.

YOUR PERSONAL PATTERN

Ready to Go Deeper?

Tracking transits is one thing. Understanding why certain patterns keep repeating in your life is another entirely.

Your Personal Pattern goes beyond surface-level placements to explore the deeper architecture of your chart, the themes, tensions, gifts, contradictions, and recurring emotional patterns woven throughout it.

The things that often become obvious only after years of lived experience suddenly start connecting in one place.

If you are the kind of person who always ends up at the bottom of the rabbit hole anyway, this is probably the reading you're looking for.

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Astrology Transits This Week

Everything happening in the sky over the next seven days, with what each one means underneath it. This list rewrites itself, so it is right whichever day you are reading it.

Monday 28 September

Moon Void of Course in Aries 7:32 am
Restlessness with nowhere to put it. The Moon has run out of things to do in Aries and your impulse is still going, so anything you start now you often end up starting twice. Good window for working it off physically, poor one for sending the message you feel strongly about.

Tuesday 29 September

Moon Void of Course in Taurus 2:09 am
Nothing is pushing you. The Moon is comfortable in Taurus and in no hurry to leave, so this one often just feels like an afternoon. Food, rest, touch, and finishing something you already had underway all sit well here.

Wednesday 30 September

Mercury enters Scorpio 7:44 am
Your attention often goes under the surface and stays there. Research, investigation, the question nobody wants asked at all. Small talk gets difficult.

Thursday 1 October

Moon Void of Course in Gemini 10:22 am
Your conversations circle without arriving anywhere. You might catch yourself explaining the same thing twice, in slightly different words, to the same person. Reading and small errands go fine. Anything you decide in this window you may well revisit.

Saturday 3 October

Venus Retrograde at 8°29' Scorpio 3:15 am
Venus turns retrograde, and this one is rarer and lands harder than Mercury. Relationships, money and what you find beautiful all go under review. People often return during it. What returns is not always what you want back.

Moon Void of Course in Cancer 12:39 pm
The Moon rules Cancer, so it goes void at the end of its own sign and your feelings can arrive without being about anything in particular. Old memories surface on no cue. Tending your house, cooking, and the people already close to you are where this one is generous.

Times are America/New_York. This page rewrites itself, so it is current whenever you read it.

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