What is the Sturgeon Moon?

Everything You Need to Know About the August Full Moon

What is the Sturgeon Moon?

The Sturgeon Moon is the name given to the full moon that occurs in August. It is also known as the Green Corn Moon, the Grain Moon, and the Harvest Moon.

Why is it Called the Sturgeon Moon?

The Sturgeon Moon gets its name from the fact that sturgeon, a type of fish, are plentiful in the Great Lakes during the month of August. Native American tribes living near the Great Lakes gave it this name because it was the time of year when they would catch and smoke sturgeon.

When is the Sturgeon Moon?

The Sturgeon Moon occurs on the same day each year, August 11th. However, in some years it may occur on August 10th or 12th.

What is the Spiritual Meaning of the Sturgeon Moon?

The Sturgeon Moon is associated with abundance, fertility, and new beginnings. It is also a time to reflect on the past and to let go of what no longer serves you.

What are some ways to celebrate the Sturgeon Moon?

Here are a few ways to celebrate the Sturgeon Moon:

• Go for a walk or hike in nature.
• Meditate or do yoga under the moonlight.
• Spend time with loved ones.
• Write in a journal about your thoughts and feelings.
• Set intentions for the new moon.