Virgo: 2026 horoscope
Reference tables use New York time (Eastern Time). See dates and times for your city in the interactive calendar.
23 August — 22 September
Saturn begins the year in your partnership sector, then moves into shared resources in mid-February. The theme is clarity around joint responsibilities, boundaries and longer-term obligations.
Jupiter highlights friends and future plans in the first half of the year. From late June it moves into the area associated with rest, reflection and behind-the-scenes preparation.
The March lunar eclipse falls in Virgo. The February solar eclipse highlights daily work, and the August solar eclipse highlights reflection. Mercury’s late-winter retrograde and the late-August lunar eclipse both involve your partnership sector, making communication and expectations useful themes to revisit.
The year at a glance
JupiterSaturnretrogradeeclipse (larger dots mark key solar houses)supportive monthsreflective
Key periods
- until 30 JuneJupiter in Cancerfriends and future plans
- until 13 FebruarySaturn in Piscespartnerships
- from 13 FebruarySaturn in Ariesshared resources and change
- 17 FebruaryAnnular solar eclipse in Aquariuswork and daily routines
- 26 February–20 MarchMercury retrogradepartnerships
- 3 MarchTotal lunar eclipse in Virgoself and identity
- 29 June–23 JulyMercury retrogradefriends and future plans
- from 30 JuneJupiter in Leorest and reflection
- 12 AugustTotal solar eclipse in Leorest and reflection
- 28 AugustPartial lunar eclipse in Piscespartnerships
- 24 October–13 NovemberMercury retrogradecommunication and short trips
Supportive months
April, May and June
Months for reflection
February, March and August
Supportive months are rated using the traditional interpretation of planetary positions relative to your Sun sign. More reflective periods highlight Mercury retrograde and eclipses in key solar houses. These are symbolic ratings, not forecasts of real-world outcomes.
Other zodiac signs
How we calculate
Dates and times are calculated by our own software using the positions of the Sun, Moon and planets. Interactive views use your selected city and its time zone. Reference tables state their fixed time zone separately. Astrological ratings and interpretations describe traditions, not scientifically established effects.