LEARN ABOUT THE CLUB
WHAT WE DO
Our club has a variety of indoor and outdoor activities on a regular basis to educate, entertain, and advocate around the subject of astronomy.
PAC meeting with invited speakers are always interesting and educations. Starry Nights Star Parties are a fun way to observe the dark skies above Prescott. Learn from other club members about astronomy, from beginner to advanced.
You can find more details about PAC activities on our information for new members page.
The Prescott Astronomy Club is a non-profit 501(c)(3).
SOCIALIZE AND LEARN
Monthly Club Meetings happen every 1st Wednesday at 6:00 PM where we socialize and hear from invited Club Meeting Speakers from regional organizations, often members of local community as well, who present on subjects relevant to astronomy… We meet at the Prescott Public Library at 215 E. Goodwin Street.
Club meetings are open to the public. Everyone is welcome!!
VIEW THE SKIES, MAKE NEW FRIENDS
Starry Nights sky viewing “star parties” occur during the spring and fall seasons, weather permitting.
Members bring telescopes and binoculars to share, but you are welcome to bring your own.
Locations for star parties are parks, member provide properties, at local organizations and in our communities.
Join us under the night skies!
OTHER CLUB ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES
METASIG – Meet Eat and Talk Astronomy at local restaurants
Loaner Scopes – club-owned equipment for use by members
Astronomical League – membership in association included
Observing Programs – lists of objects to find in the skies
Member Classifieds – buy and sell astronomy gear
Local Outreach – star parties for schools and clubs
Special Interest Groups – Astronomy Beginners (ABSIG) and Astrophotography (APSIG)
Even more resources online!