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A publication of The Oakland Astronomy Club - A member society of the
ASTRONOMICAL LEAGUE
This website created by
Kevin M. Berg
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2023 Community Outreach Event Calendar
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Monthly Public Observing Nights, Click for the directions to the Club Observing Site.
To join our guest list and be invited to Public Observing Nights at our semi-dark-sky observing platform at Addison Oaks County Park, send an email to outreach AT oaklandastronomy.net
Community-Hosted Outreach Events Scheduled for October, November, December:
- October 20 The Oakland Astronomy Club joins the annual "Boo-Bash" tonigh at Addison Oaks County Park, sharing telescopic views of the first quarter Moon.
- October 21 Tonight, all around the world, people of all cultures are celebrating "International Observerve the Moon Night". Oakland Township will be joining this celebration by hosting the Oakland Astronomy Club for this great Fall event. To register, visit the Oakland Township Parks & Rec Calendar Here.
- November 9 Join the Rochester Hills Park Naturalists and the Oakland Astronomy Club for an evening of S'mores and Stars! To register for this family friendly 5:30pm event, visit the Rochester Hills Outdoor Engagement Calendar Here.
- November 17 The middle school students at Troy Montessori and their families are hosting our astronomy club this evening at their new location in Pontiac. What a great Autumn evening to be observing!
- November 18 Enjoy an adult night hike and get a telescopic eyeful of Jupiter, Saturn, the Andromeda Galaxy, and more through the telescopes of the Oakland Astronomy Club! To register for this 7pm event, visit the West Bloomfield Parks & Rec Events Calendar Here.
- December 15 Celebrate the Winter Solstice from 6-9pm with the Oakland Astronomy Club at Auburn Hills' Hawk Woods Nature Center. Catch an eyeful of Jupiter and Saturn or glimpse one of the Gemenid meteor shower's falling stars. Auburn Hills hosts this free program that also features a quiet walk through the lantern-lit trails, crafts, a crackling fire, a solstice project and warm drinks.
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