The March full moon (Worm Moon) in 2026 reaches peak illumination early on Tuesday, March 3, at 6:38 A.M. ET, with a total lunar eclipse occurring just before.While it is technically 100% full at that precise moment, it will appear effectively full and nearly 100% illuminated on both Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Arrive at 6 PM to claim your space and create your nest, then walk the grounds at Cypress Falls or jump in of you like, and be present as the shift from day to night begins.
BYOB or other of you like. Doors will lock at 6:30pm, sound bath to begin after doors close. ✨💫
Bring your own blanket, zero gravity chair, pillow, water etc. See you soon.
On Tuesday morning, March 3rd, as the full Worm Moon wriggles through Earth's shadow, we'll get to see a total lunar eclipse. Lunar eclipses occur when the Moon is full at the same time it passes through Earth's orbital plane. Only then can our planet's shadow darken the lunar visage. Observers in North America will see the colorful cosmic coincidence unfold during the wee hours, with the western part of the U.S. favored.