Join the International Dark Sky Association for live presentations and videos from dark sky experts from around the world! Presentations will be rolled out on IDA’s YouTube Channel and social media following the dates and times listed below. Note that some presentations will be broadcast live, so you can interact with the presenter on YouTube or Facebook in a Q&A session. Live at 9am PDT Dark Sky Art in the Parks - Live with Dr. Tyler Nordgren Presentation released at 11AM ... more

SAS members are invited to participate with others in a free, NASA Night Sky Network webinar with Dr. Frank Summers. He will share the legacy of 30 years of exploration with the Hubble Space Telescope. Join Dr. Summers for a lavishly illustrated exploration of the history, accomplishments, and celestial splendor of Hubble. Night Sky Network members can find more information and a link to preregister for this webinar (login required) here: ... more

The first Thursday of October, the Museum stays open late - and admission is FREE. Enjoy all the Museum's features from 5:00 to 9:00 PM, courtesy of Wells Fargo. Look up at the night sky! Local science and astronomy clubs share their knowledge of the heavens with viewing opportunities through their telescopes (weather permitting). Enjoy additional educational activities throughout the evening. Volunteers from the SAS are needed for astronomy outreach, to talk with people about the ... more

Join the Seattle Astronomical Society and world renowned lunar expert, Robert Reeves, for an evening of talks and stargazing as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. This is a free, family-oriented event and all are welcome. Please register for the event here. Talks - Snoqualmie Point Park Amphitheater 8:45pm “Apollo 11 Through the Eyes of an 11 Year old” - Lonnie Wege, Celestron Telescopes 9:10pm “Understanding Apollo’s ... more

On Thursday, May 2nd from 5pm-9pm the Museum of Flight opens its doors, free to the general public.

On Thursday, May 3rd from 5pm-9pm the Museum of Flight opens its doors, free to the general public.

The first 100 years of the Space Age

The Museum of Flight has invited area astronomy societies and space organizations to participate at their annual Astronomy Day (evening) on Thursday, October 1. Exhibitor hours will be 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm and under the Blackbird as usual. Admission is free to all. Please let Dave Ingram know if you would like to participate by sharing with Museum visitors your passion for amateur astronomy or by demonstrating your viewing equipment either indoors or outdoors, weather permitting. ... more

SAS VP of Education Dave Ingram is organizing a viewing of the Lunar Eclipse of September 27, 2015, under the ideal dark-sky conditions of Snoqualmie Point Park.