Meetups

We gather regularly for relaxed evening skywatching, shared telescope time, and short guided notes on what to look for in the current night sky.

New to stargazing? You’re always welcome—beginners are encouraged to join.

Sky calendar

Upcoming observation opportunities

A quick look at what the club is tracking next before you join a meetup night.

Best dark-sky stretch: Oct 1217 after moonset.

Andromeda Galaxy is highest before midnight this week.

Forecast points to mostly clear skies with light wind.

Members are comparing telescope vs. binocular views.

Join a Meetup

Everything you need to know before you arrive, in one quick checklist.

What to bring: Warm layers, a red-light flashlight if you have one, and any binoculars or telescope you enjoy using.
Updates shared: Time and location reminders are posted on the Meetups page and repeated in our latest club notes.
Weather changes: If clouds or safety conditions shift, we post a same-day update with a delay, relocation, or rain-date plan.
Beginners welcome: First meetup? You can observe quietly, ask basic questions, and learn at your own pace with no prior experience.