International Observe the Moon Night

Join the Shoreline Astronomical Society
Saturday, October 4th, 2025 8-10 PM

Look:
At the Moon like you never have before through our club telescopes

Start:
Your own Moon Journal, record the phase, sketch, and record your observations using sketching handouts from NASA

Chart:
Features of the Moon: Craters, Mountains, Rimae, and Rays with free NASA Moon Maps 

Connect:
With nature, the night sky, and the community, through International Observe the Moon Night hosted by the Shoreline Astronomical Society




Driving and Parking Directions Below, reach out to shorelineastronomicalsociety@gmail.com with any questions you may have.


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