Stargazing nights

Overview

Stargazing Nights are immersive, outdoor astronomy sessions that bring people together under the open sky to observe and learn about celestial objects. Hosted in dark-sky locations, these guided evenings are suitable for all levels of experience and aim to make the universe more accessible and awe-inspiring for everyone.

What’s included

• Expert-led sky tours
  Our team walks you through the night sky, pointing out constellations, planets, and current celestial events.

• Hands-on telescope experience
  Get a chance to operate different types of telescopes — Dobsonians, refractors, and more — with our assistance.

• Live commentary & Q&A
  Learn the science behind what you see. Ask questions, follow star maps, and discover the stories behind the stars.

• Atmospheric setup
  Enjoy a cozy atmosphere with blankets, red-light flashlights, tea, and good company in natural settings.

• Special theme nights
  Look out for events during meteor showers, eclipses, supermoons, and planetary oppositions.

Who it’s for

• Curious beginners with no prior experience

• Amateur astronomers looking to deepen their practice

• Families and students interested in science and nature

• Photographers hoping to try night-sky or Milky Way captures

• Anyone needing a mindful, off-grid experience under the stars

When & where

Sessions are scheduled seasonally, depending on sky clarity and astronomical highlights. Locations range from local dark-sky reserves to national parks and remote observatory fields. Transport options and recommendations are shared upon registration.

What to bring

• Warm layers and blankets

• Red flashlight or headlamp (to protect night vision)

• Optional: telescope or binoculars, snacks, thermos, camera

Why it matters

Stargazing reconnects us with natural cycles, ignites curiosity, and fosters a deeper appreciation of our place in the universe. In an age of screens and stress, Stargazing Nights offer stillness, wonder, and perspective.