About the club
Moonbeam Astronomy Club began with a small group of neighborhood stargazers meeting after dusk to compare notes, identify constellations, and learn the night sky one clear evening at a time.
The club is fully volunteer-run, with members sharing time, tools, and guidance so newcomers always have a calm place to start.
Club volunteers
Moonbeam Astronomy Club runs on practical, generous help—from setting up telescopes to guiding first-time observers with calm, clear explanations.
Observation Night Coordinator
Plans monthly observing sessions, checks weather windows, and makes sure new members know where to set up safely.
Beginner Guide Lead
Welcomes first-time visitors, explains basic sky navigation, and helps people identify bright stars before using equipment.
Constellation Reference Editor
Prepares concise constellation handouts and seasonal map updates so members can follow along without technical overwhelm.
Telescope Tips Mentor
Shares practical setup and focusing tips, helping members troubleshoot mounts and eyepieces during public observing nights.
