OCTOBER 29 AT 7 PM
Come out and learn something new. As always, it will be informative, educational and entertaining. And of course, you'll have your chance to ask questions (or add your knowledge). Due to the present COVID-19 situation, attendees will not be "sharing" telescopes, but there will be "naked eye" observing, (weather permitting) and if you have binoculars or a telescope, bring it with you. Some of the treats (eye candy) you’ll see will be a near full Moon in conjunction with Mars, and Saturn and Jupiter within five degrees of each other. Unfortunately, the near full Moon will preclude seeing any "faint fuzzies,” but you can give it a shot!