Academy Locks In Oscars Ceremony Dates for 2027 and 2028
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has set its dates for the Oscars 2027 and 2028 ceremonies.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has officially announced the dates for the next two Oscar ceremonies, giving Hollywood and film fans plenty of time to mark their calendars.
The 99th Academy Awards ceremony is scheduled to take place in March 2027, while the 100th Oscars — a landmark milestone for the prestigious awards show — will follow in March 2028.
The decision to lock in dates well in advance reflects the Academy's effort to provide stability and planning certainty for studios, filmmakers, and broadcasters alike. The move also gives the entertainment industry a clearer awards season roadmap for the coming years.
The 100th anniversary ceremony in 2028 is expected to be a particularly significant event, with the Academy likely to plan an elevated celebration befitting a century of honoring cinematic achievement. Hollywood insiders are already anticipating a landmark broadcast that could draw record viewership.
The Oscars have historically been held in late February or early March, and this announcement confirms the Academy's commitment to maintaining that traditional window. No further details regarding venue or broadcast partners have been confirmed at this time.