Meetups
Whether this is your first time looking through a telescope or your fiftieth, you are welcome to join us for a calm, guided evening under the night sky.
A typical meetup includes a short sky orientation, shared observation through club and personal telescopes, constellation spotting, and time for open questions with volunteers.
Quick answers to common attendance questions before your first skywatching evening.
No experience is required. We explain what we are observing and welcome beginners who simply want to learn by looking up with the group.
Bring equipment if you have it, but it is not expected. Club members usually share views through several setups during the session.
We post updates ahead of time if conditions change. When skies are mixed, we often adjust plans and use the clearest windows available.
Most months include one primary evening meetup, with occasional extra sessions for notable sky events announced on the Meetups page.
A respectful, patient attitude is the main expectation. Ask questions, observe at your own pace, and help keep lighting and noise low for everyone.
If you are curious, come along as you are—our group learns best by observing the sky together.
