Lots of Events in the New Year

First of all, our January newsletter is out. Take a look at it here. If you want to browse any of our past issues, you can find them here, or follow the link on the right side of our home page.

We have Astronomy in the Park tonight at Brittlebank Park. This event happens almost every week, weather permitting of course.

In addition to that, we have events on the following three Saturdays. We'll be at Fatty's Beer Works on January 18th for SPACE Night, on January 25th we'll be at Drayton Hall supporting their event, Stargazing on the Ashley, and on February 1st, we'll have a public observing session at our dark site on Johns Island.

For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.

Events this week

We have lots going on this week. Astronomy in the Park on Wednesday, our club meeting is Thursday, and we have a Dark Night Astronomy event on Saturday. Hope to see you this week!

For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.

Happy Thanksgiving! - newsletter and upcoming events

Our November newsletter is out - take a look. You can find all our newsletters here, or at the link on the right side of the page.

As always, we have Astronomy in the Park at Brittlebank park tonight. Weather is looking good tonight! If you're in town for Thanksgiving, or just want to get out of the house, come and see us!

We also have one of our Dark Night Astronomy events coming up on Saturday, December 7th
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For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.

Astronomy in the Park / Monthly Meeting / Mercury Transit

We have lots of stuff going on in the next week. As always, we have Astronomy in the Park at Brittlebank Park today. We set up at the south end of the park beginning around sunset. Weather permitting, we will be out there every Wednesday for the rest of 2019.

We will hold our next meeting on Thursday at 7pm, at Atlantic Aviation, 6060 S Aviation Ave, North Charleston, SC 29406. This may be a better representation of our meeting location.

Most importantly, there will be a rare transit of Mercury in front of the sun on Veteran's Day, Monday, November 11th.

For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.

Events This Week

Astronomy in the Park is cancelled tonight, due to complete cloud cover. But don't worry, we are out at Brittlebank Park every Wednesday at sunset for the rest of the year, weather permitting of course.

Saturday night we are holding our Dark Night Astronomy event at Mullet Hall.

Thursday, November 7th at 7pm, we have our monthly club meeting. Nathan Woelfle will conclude his presentation, Understanding Scales and Measurements - Astronomy and Imaging Vocabulary with part three, which covers imaging and discusses Dawes limit, image scale, resolution field-of-view, sensitivity.

And, lastly, on Monday, November 11th there will be a rare transit of Mercury in front of the sun. We will be out at Fort Moultrie bright and early to watch the event as it happens.

For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.

October Newsletter and Upcoming Events

Our October newsletter is out - take a look. You can find all our newsletters here, or at the link on the right side of the page.

As always, we have Astronomy in the Park at Brittlebank park tonight. Weather is looking good, so come and join us!

We also have one of our Dark Night Astronomy events coming up on Saturday, November 2nd.

For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.

Events This Week

We have lots going on this week. Tonight is Astronomy in the Park at Brittlebank, and the weather looks good.

Tomorrow our monthly meeting is cancelled, because members are joining the Midlands Astronomy club at the State Museum.

And Saturday is International Observe the Moon Night, which also happens to be our first Dark Sky Astronomy event of the fall.

For more info about any of our events, please see our calendar to the right, or our Facebook Events page.