One Saturday evening each month we open the first few hours of a club telescope session to the public. This is an excellent opportunity for people interested in astronomy, or families seeking to stir the imagination of children, to come and learn about the night sky and take a look through some large telescopes. The usual format is to conduct an initial PowerPoint sky-guide talk around sunset to outline how the heavens work and what might be visible that evening. We then head outside under the stars for a laser sky-guide talk and to spend time observing planets, stars, star clusters, nebulae and more. We will also try and answer your astro-questions. Dress warmly in the winter months. This event is free, however a gold coin donation would also be appreciated. Please come along and tell your friends.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members.  These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors.  At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy.  Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page.

Please be aware that our meeting venue may vary from month to month between Ashgrove and Enoggera venues.

One Saturday evening each month we open the first few hours of a club telescope session to the public. This is an excellent opportunity for people interested in astronomy, or families seeking to stir the imagination of children, to come and learn about the night sky and take a look through some large telescopes. The usual format is to conduct an initial PowerPoint sky-guide talk around sunset to outline how the heavens work and what might be visible that evening. We then head outside under the stars for a laser sky-guide talk and to spend time observing planets, stars, star clusters, nebulae and more. We will also try and answer your astro-questions. Dress warmly in the winter months. This event is free, however a gold coin donation would also be appreciated. Please come along and tell your friends.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members.  These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors.  At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy.  Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page.

Please be aware that our meeting venue may vary from month to month between Ashgrove and Enoggera venues.

One Saturday evening each month we open the first few hours of a club telescope session to the public. This is an excellent opportunity for people interested in astronomy, or families seeking to stir the imagination of children, to come and learn about the night sky and take a look through some large telescopes. The usual format is to conduct an initial PowerPoint sky-guide talk around sunset to outline how the heavens work and what might be visible that evening. We then head outside under the stars for a laser sky-guide talk and to spend time observing planets, stars, star clusters, nebulae and more. We will also try and answer your astro-questions. Dress warmly in the winter months. This event is free, however a gold coin donation would also be appreciated. Please come along and tell your friends.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members.  These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors.  At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy.  Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page.

Please be aware that our meeting venue may vary from month to month between Ashgrove and Enoggera venues.

One Saturday evening each month we open the first few hours of a club telescope session to the public. This is an excellent opportunity for people interested in astronomy, or families seeking to stir the imagination of children, to come and learn about the night sky and take a look through some large telescopes. The usual format is to conduct an initial PowerPoint sky-guide talk around sunset to outline how the heavens work and what might be visible that evening. We then head outside under the stars for a laser sky-guide talk and to spend time observing planets, stars, star clusters, nebulae and more. We will also try and answer your astro-questions. Dress warmly in the winter months. This event is free, however a gold coin donation would also be appreciated. Please come along and tell your friends.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members.  These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors.  At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy.  Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page.

Please be aware that our meeting venue may vary from month to month between Ashgrove and Enoggera venues.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members.  These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors.  At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy.  Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page.

Please be aware that our meeting venue may vary from month to month between Ashgrove and Enoggera venues.

One Saturday evening each month we open the first few hours of a club telescope session to the public. This is an excellent opportunity for people interested in astronomy, or families seeking to stir the imagination of children, to come and learn about the night sky and take a look through some large telescopes. The usual format is to conduct an initial PowerPoint sky-guide talk around sunset to outline how the heavens work and what might be visible that evening. We then head outside under the stars for a laser sky-guide talk and to spend time observing planets, stars, star clusters, nebulae and more. We will also try and answer your astro-questions. Dress warmly in the winter months. This event is free, however a gold coin donation would also be appreciated. Please come along and tell your friends.

One Saturday evening each month we open the first few hours of a club telescope session to the public. This is an excellent opportunity for people interested in astronomy, or families seeking to stir the imagination of children, to come and learn about the night sky and take a look through some large telescopes. The usual format is to conduct an initial PowerPoint sky-guide talk around sunset to outline how the heavens work and what might be visible that evening. We then head outside under the stars for a laser sky-guide talk and to spend time observing planets, stars, star clusters, nebulae and more. We will also try and answer your astro-questions. Dress warmly in the winter months. This event is free, however a gold coin donation would also be appreciated. Please come along and tell your friends.