First Quarter Moon
2027-08-09 - 2027-08-10, 2027-09-07 - 2027-09-08, 2027-10-07 - 2027-10-08, 2027-11-06 - 2027-11-07

Full Moon
2027-08-17 - 2027-08-18, 2027-09-15 - 2027-09-16, 2027-10-15 - 2027-10-16, 2027-11-13 - 2027-11-14

Third Quarter Moon
2027-08-24 - 2027-08-25, 2027-09-23 - 2027-09-24, 2027-10-22 - 2027-10-23, 2027-11-20 - 2027-11-21

New Moon
2027-08-31 - 2027-09-01, 2027-09-29 - 2027-09-30, 2027-10-29 - 2027-10-30

Labor Day
2027-09-06 - 2027-09-07

Patriots Day
2027-09-11 - 2027-09-12

Grandparents Day
2027-09-12 - 2027-09-13

First Day of Autumn
2027-09-22 - 2027-09-23

September Equinox
2027-09-23 - 2027-09-24

Columbus Day
2027-10-11 - 2027-10-12

National Boss Day
2027-10-16 - 2027-10-17

Halloween
2027-10-31 - 2027-11-01

All Saint's Day
2027-11-01 - 2027-11-02

Samhain
2027-11-01 - 2027-11-02
Samhain (Sow-inn) is the word for November in Gaelic. The Festival of Samhain is a celebration of the end of the harvest season. It begins the dark half of the year. It is a time when the deceased are remembered and honored, the autumn harvest is reaped, and the preparation for winter begins. Samhain is also consider the The Celtic New Year.
Herbs and flowers associated with Samhain: acorn, oak, apple, arborvitae, chrysanthemum, hazel, pumpkin, sage, thistle, and wormwood.
Incense associated with Samhain: apple, nutmeg, sage, and mint.
Colors associated with Samhain: yellow, orange, brown, black.
Gemstones associated with Samhain: turquoise, sodalite, citrine, moonstones and hematite.
Decorations associated with Samhain: pumpkins, apples, autumn leaves and flowers, winter squash, and photos and objects of deceased loved ones.
Foods associated with Samhain: apples, cider, nuts, mulled wine, pumpkin, cranberry, and tea.

All Soul's Day
2027-11-02 - 2027-11-03

Election Day
2027-11-02 - 2027-11-03

Daylight Saving Time Ends
2027-11-07 - 2027-11-08

Veteran's Day
2027-11-11 - 2027-11-12

Thanksgiving Day
2027-11-25 - 2027-11-26
