Times shown are US Central Time. For Mountain Time, subtract 1 hour; for Pacific Time, subtract 2 hours; for Eastern Time, add 1 hour.
Note: If adding pushes the time to midnight (12:00AM) or past add 1 to the date shown. If subtracting moves the time to before midnight, subtract 1 from the date shown.
Example: Suppose you live in California in the Pacific Time zone; and, the time for a full moon on January 9th is shown as 1:30AM CST. Subtracting 2 hours gives you 11:30PM Pacific Time. Since the time moved from after midnight to before, you subtract 1 from the date. So, for you, the full moon happens on January 8th at 11:30PM PST.
Moon names shown are ones which are fairly popular for full moons falling within the fixed calendar months. There are several traditions which use other names, especially when months are set by lunar cycles.
Seasons, moons, and feasts shown are for the Northern Hemisphere. For the Southern Hemisphere seasons are shifted about six months and so, usually, are feasts as well as full moon names.
.April 19th - Seed Moon (6:13AM CDT)
also Pink Moon, Spring Moon, Egg Moon, Grass Moon, Fish Moon
BELTANE April 30th (beginning at sunset) ... May 1st (before sunrise)
May 18th - Hare Moon (4:12PM CDT)LITHA ("Midsummer" on the old calendar) June 21st - Summer Solstice - Summer begins (10:54AM CDT)
July 16th - Mead Moon (4:38PM CDT)
also Buck Moon, Hay Moon, Thunder Moon
LAMMAS August 1st
August 15th - Red Moon (7:29AM CDT)
also Grain Moon, Sturgeon Moon, Green Corn Moon, Wyrt Moon
September 13th - Harvest Moon (11:33PM CDT)
also Barley Moon, Corn Moon
MABON September 23rd - Autumnal Equinox - Fall begins (2:50AM CDT)
October 13th - Hunter's Moon (4:08PM CDT)