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First Quarter Moon Session
A beginner-friendly evening focused on crater contrast and lunar surface details near the terminator line.
Preparation: Bring a red-light torch and a light jacket for cooler winds.
See meetup guidanceUpcoming Club Meetups
We gather regularly for calm, practical skywatching sessions where members compare observations, learn together, and plan the next clear-night target.
Please note: meetup timing or observing plans can shift based on local weather and sky conditions, so check the latest update before heading out.
Upcoming Gatherings
Join us for the next nights under the stars
A calm overview of the next three club meetups, with practical notes to help you prepare and feel welcome.
Orion and Taurus Orientation Night
We will map bright seasonal stars and practice quick sky-hopping routes useful for small telescopes and binoculars.
Location style: Open field near the community garden with low nearby lighting.
See meetup guidanceDeep-Sky Patience Practice
A slower-paced meetup for observing faint objects, with guidance on averted vision and note-taking in low light.
Observing focus: Andromeda Galaxy, Double Cluster, and visibility checks by naked eye first.
See meetup guidanceMeetup comfort checklist
New to Moonbeam nights? You’ll fit right in.
A quick guide for first-time visitors so you can arrive prepared, stay comfortable, and focus on enjoying the sky.
A warm welcome for newcomers
Come with curiosity, not expertise. Club members are happy to help with telescope setup, explain what we’re observing, and share simple tips for spotting details in the night sky. Quiet questions are always welcome.
If this is your first visit, arrive a few minutes early and introduce yourself to a volunteer host—we’ll help you settle in comfortably.
Ready for the next clear sky window? Check timing and location details before you head out.
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