Next skywatch meetup
A calm evening session focused on easy autumn targets and shared telescope time.
Bring warm layers and a red-light torch if you have one.
Club updates
Meetups and announcements
This page shares upcoming Moonbeam Astronomy Club gatherings and practical updates so you can plan your next evening under the stars.
See upcoming meetups.Cloudy-weather indoor notes night
An informal backup meetup for sharing observations, sketches, and constellation tips indoors.
A relaxed session for members and first-time visitors alike.
Beginner-friendly constellation walk
A guided introduction to finding major star patterns with the naked eye.
Perfect for visitors who want a gentle first outing under the night sky.
Club FAQ
Questions before you join us under the night sky
Practical details to help you feel comfortable attending your first Moonbeam Astronomy Club meetup.
Who can attend a meetup?
Anyone with an interest in the night sky is welcome. Our meetups are community gatherings for neighbors, hobbyists, and first-time visitors.
What should I bring?
Bring warm layers, a red-light flashlight if you have one, and water. Binoculars are helpful but optional, and we usually have shared telescopes on site.
What happens if the weather changes?
We monitor conditions through the day. If skies turn poor, we post an update with a delay, indoor alternative, or reschedule decision before start time.
Are beginners welcome?
Absolutely. We explain each target in plain language, share simple sky-navigation tips, and encourage questions throughout the session.
How are meetup announcements shared?
We publish updates on the Meetups page first, then mirror timing changes and reminders in our regular club announcement posts.