New Moon Star and Meteor Watch

This will be our third attempt at a New Moon viewing, and this time we’re making it even better by adding meteor watching into the night.

This date falls just a few days after the New Moon, so skies will still be very dark, and just a few days before the peak of the Lyrid meteor shower, meaning we should catch a steady number of shooting stars throughout the evening.

I chose this night on purpose to avoid being out late on a weekday, so everyone can enjoy the experience without worrying about work the next morning.

Expect: ✨ Extremely dark skies

🌠 Regular meteor sightings

🌌 Incredible stargazing and constellations

Location: TBD (dark-sky area will be selected)

Bring warm layers, a chair or blanket, and your patience for some unforgettable skies.
More details coming soon.