Take a hike on the Working Forest Interpretive Trail and use these tools along the way to identify what we're seeing and hearing. Hike will be about 1.5 mi over slighly hilly ground.

Best for adults and teens, but younger children welcome with accompanying adult.

No dogs, please.

Before the program, it can be helpful to install the following apps on your phone:

🌺Seek: iPhone | Android

🐦Merlin: iPhone | Android

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The demonstration will be held in the historic pavilion build by the CCC nearly 100 years ago.

All ages, but no dogs, please. Registration optional, but encouraged to relay information about weather. Optional registration will close at noon on Friday, May 8.

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This program is designed for first-time or novice stargazers, looking to visit the park from May - September.

After registering, you will receive an email with the link to join the program.

Note: This program is only online and does NOT take place at the park.

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Registration is NOT required.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway!

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder. Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

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Foreground material, such as trees or buildings may also add to the composition. Samples of Curt's work online: http://pbase.com/cwphoto

📷Essential Gear Required:

DSLR CameraFully charged batterySturdy tripodWide angle lens preferred (Rokinon 14mm is popular & has reasonable cost)Strongly recommend a spare battery and a memory card.Optional: laptop with image editing software

Participants should be familiar with changing camera settings and have either a dim red flashlight or a red screen app on their phone. When time allows, before dark, the workshop will include a short review of images in Photoshop.

Dress so you are comfortable for the anticipated night temperatures.

❗Registration Required - Registration closes at 3 PM 2 days prior to class (or when full). You may put your name on a waitlist if class is full. Class size is limited to only 10 seats.

$ Payment of $75.00 will be due upon arrival at the program by check or cash only. The program will be cancelled in the event of rain or overcast skies.

🗺️Meeting Location: Please read your confirmation email to receive the exact location to meet your instructor.

Questions? Contact Curt at curtwphoto@gmail.com

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Experience the wonder of the night sky through a laser-guided tour led by park staff. Watch as we point out constellations, stars, and planets while listening to constellation legends and lore.

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Great! Most visible after 11:30 PM, after this program has ended.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Kids, tweens, teens and adults all welcome. No registration needed. No pets, please.

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All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Top photos courtesy of NISE and NASA/JPL.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average. Most visible after 2 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average. Most visible after 2 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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In the event of inclement weather, the solar program will be cancelled. If the sun cooperates, we may extend the duration of the program.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring (for stargazing later): Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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Questions? If you have questions email cherryspringsee@pa.gov or call the park office at 814-435-1037.

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Kids, tweens, teens and adults all welcome. No registration needed. No pets, please.

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All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Top photos courtesy of NISE and NASA/JPL.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average. Most visible after 2 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average. Most visible after 2 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Registration is NOT required.

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If you have questions or would like to know when a specific topic or animal will be featured during a Nature at Night program, email cherryspringsee@pa.gov or call the park office at 814-435-1037 ext 6.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway!

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder. Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

Firefly Photo: Chiot's Run, creative commons/flickr.com,

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor. Bright full moon drowns the fainter Milky Way. Most visible after 4:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Explore the diverse landscape of our moon, explore highlands, volcanic plains, and moon mission landing sites. Join park staff in viewing lunar features and discovering where moon landings took place among them. We'll also catch a glimpse of Jupiter and maybe Venus. We run the scopes, you enjoy the view!

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor. Bright full moon drowns the fainter Milky Way. Most visible after 4:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Registration is NOT required.

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If you have questions or would like to know when a specific topic or animal will be featured during a Nature at Night program, email cherryspringsee@pa.gov or call the park office at 814-435-1037 ext 6.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway!

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder. Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

Firefly Photo: Chiot's Run, creative commons/flickr.com,

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor. Bright full moon drowns the fainter Milky Way. Most visible after 4:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Explore the diverse landscape of our moon, explore highlands, volcanic plains, and moon mission landing sites. Join park staff in viewing lunar features and discovering where moon landings took place among them. We'll also catch a glimpse of Jupiter and maybe Venus. We run the scopes, you enjoy the view!

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor. Bright full moon drowns the fainter Milky Way. Most visible after 4:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Registration is NOT required.

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If you have questions or would like to know when a specific topic or animal will be featured during a Nature at Night program, email cherryspringsee@pa.gov or call the park office at 814-435-1037 ext 6.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway!

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder. Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

Firefly Photo: Chiot's Run, creative commons/flickr.com,

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average, most visible between roughly 11 PM and 12 AM. Visibility poor before/after that due to lingering sunlight and the rising moon.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average, most visible between roughly 11 PM and 12 AM. Visibility poor before/after that due to lingering sunlight and the rising moon.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Registration is NOT required.

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If you have questions or would like to know when a specific topic or animal will be featured during a Nature at Night program, email cherryspringsee@pa.gov or call the park office at 814-435-1037 ext 6.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway!

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder. Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

Firefly Photo: Chiot's Run, creative commons/flickr.com,

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average, most visible between roughly 11 PM and 12 AM. Visibility poor before/after that due to lingering sunlight and the rising moon.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average, most visible between roughly 11 PM and 12 AM. Visibility poor before/after that due to lingering sunlight and the rising moon.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Kids, tweens, teens and adults all welcome. No registration needed. No pets, please.

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All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Top photos courtesy of NISE and NASA/JPL.

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Experience the wonder of the night sky through a laser-guided tour led by park staff. Watch as we point out constellations, stars, and planets while listening to constellation legends and lore.

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Great! Most visible after 10:30 PM.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Kids, tweens, teens and adults all welcome. No registration needed. No pets, please.

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All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Top photos courtesy of NISE and NASA/JPL.

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Experience the wonder of the night sky through a laser-guided tour led by park staff. Watch as we point out constellations, stars, and planets while listening to constellation legends and lore.

🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Great! Most visible after 10:30 PM.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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This program is designed for first-time or novice stargazers, looking to visit the park from May - September.

After registering, you will receive an email with the link to join the program.

Note: This program is only online and does NOT take place at the park.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average. Most visible after 12:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - moon, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Average. Most visible after roughly 12:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - moon, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

--

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor. Bright full moon drowns the fainter Milky Way. Most visible after 2:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Explore the diverse landscape of our moon, explore highlands, volcanic plains, and moon mission landing sites. Join park staff in viewing lunar features and discovering where moon landings took place among them. We'll also maybe catch a glimpse of Venus. We run the scopes, you enjoy the view!

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor. Bright full moon drowns the fainter Milky Way. Most visible after 2:30 AM, after this program has ended and the moon has set.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Explore the diverse landscape of our moon, explore highlands, volcanic plains, and moon mission landing sites. Join park staff in viewing lunar features and discovering where moon landings took place among them. We'll also maybe catch a glimpse of Venus. We run the scopes, you enjoy the view!

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

--

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor due to lingering sunlight and the rising moon.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

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Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🎆Noise Note: while there will not be fireworks at this program, you may be able to hear (but not see) fireworks from nearby township celebrations.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

--

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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🌌Milky Way Visibility (if clear skies): Poor due to lingering sunlight and the rising moon.

🎆Noise Note: while there will not be fireworks at this program, you may be able to hear (but not see) fireworks from nearby township celebrations.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, extra layers/blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs. Large crowds, dim lighting, and technical equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

☁️Cloud Plan: If it's cloudy, but not activiely raining or storming, stop by anyway! We'll give a screen presentation on what we would be seeing, and may highlight some wonders of the nocturnal world.

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➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Photo courtesy of Universe Today.

View on site | Email this event

Look through park telescopes at some of the key features of the night sky - planets, stars, and more. Under the guidance of our volunteers and staff, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the night sky. We'll run the scopes, you'll enjoy the view!

🎆Noise Note: while there will not be fireworks at this program, you may be able to hear (but not see) fireworks from nearby township celebrations.

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🗺️Where: Use entrance here, park in the lot. Walk around the hill to the viewing field, the Night Sky Public Viewing Area.

💼Bring: Red-light flashlight, a jacket and blankets, and a folding/camp chair.

🚫Leave at home: Pets (only trained service animals allowed), alcohol, recreational drugs.

--

➡️ Check the Clear Sky Chart or AccuWeather Stargazing Forecasts for 48-hour forecasts of cloud cover and viewing conditions.

All programs will be cancelled in the event of rain or thunder/lightning.

We ask that park visitors please leave their pets at home. Dim lighting, large crowds and sensitive equipment do not create a pet-friendly environment.

Telescopes available on a first-come, first-serve basis for the time listed. Availability is subject to staff/volunteer availability, weather conditions, and crowd size limitations.

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Foreground material, such as trees or buildings may also add to the composition. Samples of Curt's work online: http://pbase.com/cwphoto

📷Essential Gear Required:

DSLR CameraFully charged batterySturdy tripodWide angle lens preferred (Rokinon 14mm is popular & has reasonable cost)Strongly recommend a spare battery and a memory card.Optional: laptop with image editing software

Participants should be familiar with changing camera settings and have either a dim red flashlight or a red screen app on their phone. When time allows, before dark, the workshop will include a short review of images in Photoshop.

Dress so you are comfortable for the anticipated night temperatures.

❗Registration Required - Registration closes at 3 PM 2 days prior to class (or when full). You may put your name on a waitlist if class is full. Class size is limited to only 10 seats.

$ Payment of $75.00 will be due upon arrival at the program by check or cash only. The program will be cancelled in the event of rain or overcast skies.

🗺️Meeting Location: Please read your confirmation email to receive the exact location to meet your instructor.

Questions? Contact Curt at curtwphoto@gmail.com

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Foreground material, such as trees or buildings may also add to the composition. Samples of Curt's work online: http://pbase.com/cwphoto

📷Essential Gear Required:

DSLR CameraFully charged batterySturdy tripodWide angle lens preferred (Rokinon 14mm is popular & has reasonable cost)Strongly recommend a spare battery and a memory card.Optional: laptop with image editing softwareParticipants should be familiar with changing camera settings and have either a dim red flashlight or a red screen app on their phone. When time allows, before dark, the workshop will include a short review of images in Photoshop.

Dress so you are comfortable for the anticipated night temperatures.

❗Registration Required - Registration closes at 3 PM 2 days prior to class (or when full). You may put your name on a waitlist if class is full. Class size is limited to only 10 seats.

$ Payment of $75.00 will be due upon arrival at the program by check or cash only. The program will be cancelled in the event of rain or overcast skies.

🗺️Meeting Location: Please read your confirmation email to receive the exact location to meet your instructor.

Questions? Contact Curt at curtwphoto@gmail.com

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