Aquarius horoscope 2027 The annular eclipse of 6 February in your sign.

The year in brief: your first, third and fifth houses

Your first house, Aquarius, is the year's most personal stage: selfhood, beginnings and the way you inhabit your life come into focus. The annular solar eclipse in your sign on 6 February is the year's defining marker, while another eclipse in Aquarius on 17 August brings a second point of reflection. Aquarius is a fixed air sign, traditionally ruled by Saturn and associated with Uranus. The third house, Aries, brings sustained attention to messages, nearby connections and local travel, with Saturn there all year alongside Neptune. The fifth house, Gemini, is active too, bringing questions of romance, children, play and creative work into view through Uranus and several Mercury and Venus passages. These three houses hold many of the year's dated developments, though in different ways: the first asks what feels like a genuine beginning, the third asks what deserves careful thought, and the fifth leaves room to experiment. Treat the eclipse as an invitation to review your direction, not a verdict.

Dates here: 6 February, 17 August

Love and close bonds: the total eclipse in your seventh house on 2 August

The total solar eclipse in your seventh house on 2 August brings partnership and close bonds into the year's clearest spotlight. In Leo, this house also covers open rivals, so its themes can include how you meet disagreement as well as how you share affection. Jupiter remains in Leo until 26 July, lending a broad, generous tone to partnership questions, though its retrograde until around 13 April favours reviewing expectations before assuming that more is always better. Mars is retrograde from 10 January to 1 April, moving from Virgo back into Leo, so shared finances, intimacy and relationship dynamics may call for patient reconsideration. Mars enters Leo on 21 February, moving backward, and turns direct on 1 April in your seventh house. Jupiter turns direct around 13 April in your seventh house. The Full Moon in Leo on 22 January falls in your seventh house, offering a moment to notice what a close bond is asking of you.

Romance, children, play and creative work occupy your fifth house, Gemini, where Uranus stays all year. Its direct station on 8 February and retrograde station on 15 September can frame periods for trying a fresh approach, then revisiting what feels sustainable. Mercury retrograde from 10 June to 4 July moves from Cancer back into Gemini, making creative plans and conversations worth checking twice. Venus enters Gemini on 8 June, bringing a softer emphasis to pleasure and affection; Venus enters Leo on 27 July, highlighting partnership; and Venus enters Virgo on 20 August, turning attention toward shared money, debts and intimacy. Jupiter enters Virgo on 26 July, your eighth house, where it remains until 24 August 2028, expanding the space for honest discussions about resources and trust. The eclipses fall in your first, eighth, twelfth and seventh houses, while Jupiter moves from the seventh to eighth. Saturn stays in your third house, not these relationship houses. Consider which agreements feel mutual, and where a direct conversation could clarify them.

Dates here: 10 January, 22 January, around 13 April, 10 June, 26 July, 2 August

Growth: the penumbral lunar eclipse in your twelfth house on 18 July

The penumbral lunar eclipse in your twelfth house on 18 July draws attention to rest, privacy and what has been kept out of view. It can be a useful prompt to make room for quiet reflection, without treating a passing feeling as a final answer. The twelfth house, Capricorn, also hosts the Sun from 22 December, a season for taking stock away from the noise. The Sun enters Libra on 23 September, bringing travel, study, belief and publishing into focus through your ninth house. Mercury enters Libra on 3 September, then turns retrograde on 7 October in Scorpio, your tenth house, and returns to Libra on 16 October. Mercury turns direct on 28 October in Libra, a period well suited to revisiting plans for learning, travel or sharing ideas. Venus enters Libra on the night of 13 to 14 September, offering a more companionable tone for study and cultural interests.

Your eleventh house, Sagittarius, holds friends, groups and hopes. Venus enters Sagittarius on 7 January and again on 1 November, while Mercury enters Sagittarius on 29 November. These passages can prompt reflection on which communities make room for your aims and which hopes deserve more attention. The North Node is in your first house and the South Node in your seventh house all year, putting self-definition and partnership in a continuing conversation; neither is a promise of a particular outcome. Uranus stays in your fifth house, Gemini, where children, romance, play and creative work can invite experimentation. It turns direct on 8 February and retrograde on 15 September. Try a small creative change, or leave space for an idea to develop before deciding what it means.

Dates here: 8 February, 18 July, 7 October

Home and family: Saturn in your third house all year

Saturn is in your third house all year, giving siblings, neighbours, messages and short trips a serious, practical emphasis. As your ruler, Saturn can describe a year for clearer communication and more deliberate planning, though its weight may also make everyday exchanges feel like work. Neptune is in this house too, bringing imagination into conversations while making precision especially useful. Mercury enters Aries on the night of 8 to 9 April, your third house, a good moment to put a thought into words or sort out a local plan. The Sun enters Aries on 20 March. For Aquarius, this season highlights errands, learning and the conversations that keep daily life connected. Saturn turns retrograde around 9 August in your third house, then turns direct around 24 December there. Use those pauses to reconsider routines and commitments rather than treating them as fixed.

Your fourth house, Taurus, concerns home, family and roots. The Sun enters Taurus on 20 April. This brings home life into the seasonal foreground, with practical attention to comfort, maintenance and what makes a place feel settled. Mercury enters Taurus on 24 April, your fourth house, favouring concrete conversations about household arrangements or family plans. Venus enters Taurus on 14 May, adding a warmer note to domestic matters. A useful reflection is to distinguish what needs a clear plan from what simply needs more care.

Dates here: around 9 August, around 24 December

Work and money: Mercury enters your second house on the night of 31 January to 1 February

Mercury enters Pisces on the night of 31 January to 1 February, your second house, putting income, possessions and personal values into the conversation. The second house can be a useful place to review what your time and skills are worth, and where spending reflects real priorities. Mercury turns retrograde on 9 February in Pisces, then returns to Aquarius on 18 February; Mercury turns direct on 3 March in Aquarius, your first house. Allow room to revise the language you use about your resources and priorities.

Your tenth house, Scorpio, describes career, reputation and public standing. Mars enters Scorpio on 2 September, bringing a more active tone to professional aims; Mercury enters Scorpio on 27 September, then turns retrograde on 7 October in this house. Venus enters Scorpio on 8 October, and the Sun enters Scorpio on 23 October. Mercury returns to Libra on 16 October and turns direct on 28 October there, so review public messaging with care. Your sixth house, Cancer, covers work routines and daily service, while Jupiter moves from your seventh house into your eighth on 26 July. Saturn stays in your third house, emphasizing communication rather than career or income. Mars makes no 2027 entry into your sixth or second house. Consider which work commitments are clear, sustainable and fairly valued.

Dates here: 9 February, 7 October

Body and energy: the annular eclipse in your sign on 6 February

The annular solar eclipse in your first house, Aquarius, on 6 February offers a reflective marker for how you begin, set your pace and attend to daily upkeep. Pluto remains in this house all year, with a retrograde station around 8 May and a direct station around 17 October. These are periods to review how personal priorities are taking shape, without forcing a conclusion. The penumbral lunar eclipse in your first house on 17 August adds another occasion to check whether your routines leave enough room for rest.

Your sixth house, Cancer, concerns habits, workload and the small acts that keep a day manageable. Mercury turns retrograde on 10 June in this house and direct on 4 July in Gemini, your fifth house. Treat that interval as a chance to reconsider routines and creative demands, rather than as a prediction about what your body can or cannot do. Saturn, your ruler, turns retrograde around 9 August in your third house and direct around 24 December there. Its stations can be used as pacing cues: review how much attention messages, errands and short trips consume, and choose a workable rhythm.

Dates here: 6 February, around 8 May, 10 June, around 9 August, 17 August, around 24 December