Moonbeam Astronomy Club

A volunteer club for calm, shared skywatching

We gather neighbors, students, and first-time observers to study the night sky together with care, curiosity, and practical guidance.

From constellation walk-throughs to local observation notes, our mission is simple: make astronomy approachable, precise, and welcoming for anyone who wants to look up.

Curiosity
We ask clear questions and enjoy noticing small details in the sky.
Patience
We observe carefully, allowing time for understanding rather than rushing.
Accessibility
We use beginner-friendly language and low-barrier participation for all.
Shared learning
We learn as a community by exchanging notes, methods, and observations.

Club Organizers

The volunteers guiding our night-sky community

Meet the organizers who coordinate observations, welcome newcomers, and keep our local stargazing circle active year-round.

Join the club
Portrait of Elena Park, Club coordinator

Elena Park

Club coordinator

Helps organize monthly skywatching sessions and welcomes new members with practical observing advice.

Portrait of Marcus Hale, Observation notes lead

Marcus Hale

Observation notes lead

Keeps the club’s session summaries clear, useful, and accessible for beginners and longtime members alike.

Portrait of Priya Raman, Constellation guide volunteer

Priya Raman

Constellation guide volunteer

Creates approachable guides that turn complex night-sky patterns into calm, easy starting points.

Portrait of Jonah Reed, Meetup support volunteer

Jonah Reed

Meetup support volunteer

Helps members prepare for outdoor viewing nights with checklists, location notes, and friendly encouragement.