Sorry, Astronomy in the Park is cancelled again

If there's one thing that's almost certain in Charleston, it is rain. Unfortunately, due to the weather, we have to cancel tonight's Astronomy in the Park. And on the 27th anniversary of Hurricane Hugo no less. Hopefully next week will be better. Fingers crossed!

Astronomy in the Park Cancelled Tonight

Due to Tropical Storm Julia, we are cancelling Astronomy in the Park tonight. Weather permitting, we will be at Brittlebank Park every Wednesday of 2016 at sunset, so come and see us!

Astronomy in the Park is back

Astronomy in the Park is back! For the rest of 2016, we'll be at Brittlebank Park every Wednesday from sunset until about 10pm, weather permitting of course. We'll be set up at the north end of the park across from the Marriott. Come and see us!

September Meeting

The Lowcountry Stargazers will hold their next meeting on Thursday, September 1st at 7pm, at Atlantic Aviation, 6060 S Aviation Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406. Hope you can join us!

Very good stargazing last night!

Very good stargazing last night. We had nine people out at the Pepper Field last night. The Milky Way dominated the sky, and we also got a picture of large Lagoon Nebula and the Trifid Nebula.

August Newsletter

Our August newsletter is out! Lots of good things in it, including a new reason to join - memberships are now a great price: $20/individual, $30/family, and $10/student.

As always, past newsletters are available on our website, just to the right.

Total Solar Eclipse of 2017

One year to go! Some are calling it the "Great American Eclipse", but the most important thing you should know is that this total solar eclipse will be visible to us in the Lowcountry.

http://www.greatamericaneclipse.com/eclipse-2017/