Who we are
Coming up
First time?
Bring nothing.
We have spares.
You do not need a telescope. We bring ours, plus binoculars that get passed around. The best first night is the one where you just show up.
Dress for winter, even in July. Observing sites sit high and get cold once the sun is gone. Long sleeves, a jacket, and closed shoes.
Keep the white light off. Eyes need about twenty minutes to adapt to the dark, and one phone screen resets everybody. Red light only — that is why red runs through everything we make, the logo included.
Schedule
Upcoming nights
Archive
Where we have been
The people who make it happen
Meet our organizers
The club runs on volunteers who carry equipment up hills in the dark. Say hello at the next session — they are the ones with the red flashlights.
Learn with us
Courses
Still developing
We are putting together paid courses — proper, structured lessons that take you from "which one is the North Star" to reading the sky, using a telescope, and finding your own way around the deep sky. Check back soon.
Our clubs
Astronomy, school by school.
We are on a mission to put an astronomy club in every school we can reach. Each club runs its own observing nights, workshops, and dark-sky trips — with our telescopes, our people, and a standing invitation to look up.
Already have a club at your school? Join it below. A principal who wants one? Bring a club to your school and we'll take it from there.
Join a club
Pick your school
Tap your school to join its club. We'll take a few details and send you straight to the club's WhatsApp group.
For principals
Bring a club to your school
Want an astronomy club at your school? Tell us a little about it and we'll call you to set everything up — equipment, sessions, and a plan that fits your students.
Say hello
Contact us
Questions about a session, joining the club, or bringing us to your school? Write to us here, or reach out directly.