
Prescott Astronomy Club: Club Meeting – Rocks to Rocket Fuel
Volcanoes on the Moon and how they help us further our exploration presented by Lori M Pigue, USGS

Volcanoes on the Moon and how they help us further our exploration presented by Lori M Pigue, USGS

Depending on the local weather conditions, The WVAC holds a star observing get together or (Star-Party) on a bi-monthly basis at our designated dark-sky location. Ages 18+

Enjoy a series of presentations where Prescott Astronomy Club (PAC) members share details about their current astronomy projects. Star Talks are held in partnership with Prescott Astronomy Club and presented

Monthly lecture meetings are held on the Second Friday of the month. Meetings begin promptly at 7:00 PM and are usually over by 9:00. We gladly welcome guests and visitors, so please stop

Date: Thursday July 16th, 2026 Time: 7:15PM NOTE: Star Party will be Canceled if Clouds/Rainy/Cold Weather NEW LOCATION: Parking Lot on Madera Canyon Road. Click HERE for a Map

Join us for a special evening of stargazing, music, astronomy talks, and fish tacos at Oracle State Park, an official International Dark Sky Park! 6:00-9:00pm: Delicious food and drinks will

oin Picacho Peak State Park for a Star Party with the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association (TAAA). Peer through high-powered telescopes as TAAA’s knowledgeable astronomers show you exciting features of the universe. Bring

Catalina State Park’s dark skies are ideal for astronomical observation; imagine what you can see through a telescope! Astronomers from the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association (TAAA) will be on site