Star Party with Colorado Springs Astronomical Society
Join the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society as they embark on a tour of the night sky!
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About this Event
Colorado Springs Astronomical Society (CSASTRO) members will have telescopes set up for public viewing at the Limekiln Trailhead on the East end of the parking lot. Come see and learn about some of the celestial sights in our night sky including colorful stars, multiple star systems, star clusters, nebula, stellar nurseries, galaxies and more.
Views are dependent upon weather conditions. All cancellations or changes will be communicated via social media.
This event is free and open to the public. No registration required. However, by signing up here you will receive reminder emails, as well as information regarding cancellations if they happen.
A valid park pass is required for every vehicle that enters the park.
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