About Our Club Events

Each month we try to schedule observing opportunities at our dark sky site SW of Tulsa.   We schedule a Guest and Members Night the weekend near the 3rd quarter moon.  Our Members Only Night occurs on the weekend nearest the New Moon, allowing our members to have time to work on observing projects and exchange ideas with each other.   Scroll down to see the schedule of coming events.

During the school term we also have monthly In Person club meetings at the Jenks High School planetarium.  



Wanting to get away from the glow of city lights and enjoy some stargazing?

We invite you to make a visit to our Observatory  located in darker skies

 SW of Tulsa.  Scroll down to see directions and details on coming events or visit our 

Events Section


Discover more at Astronomy Club Resources – Tips & More

  

What’s Up in Tonight’s Sky   has videos and images of noted sky events

 for the month as well as evening and morning sky maps


Printable Night Sky map of the Month  in English or Spanish


February 2025 Skywatching Tips from NASA

Evening planets - What is an Appulse?  

Venus the "Goddess of Love"  Venus at its Brightest in February.

 

Upcoming events -   


Observatory Stargazing and Telescope nights

   See details and directions on our Website Events Page

         or use the direct links below


Special Events  

Friday Feb 21 - 7:00  Astronomy Club Meeting 

  Our Friday Feb 21 Meeting is CANCELLED 

        The Jenks School Campuses are closed due to cold weather.


Saturday Mar 8 - 10:30 to 2:00  Telescope 101 Workshop

Do you have a telescope and need help understanding how to use it better?  Register for a 30 minute session with an experienced astronomy club member to guide you through the basics of setting up your telescope and began observing.


February Evening Planet "Parade"


Social Media has been "A Buzz" about a planet "alignment."  During February four naked eye planets are all visible in the evening sky. They are spread across a long arc from SW to East.  You don’t need dark sky or special instruments to see Saturn, Venus, Jupiter and Mars.  They will be visible any clear night until late February but will shift further toward the west as the month progresses. In early February the Moon will also be travelling along this arc of planets - Passing Venus Feb.1,  Jupiter Feb. 6 and Mars Feb. 9  Follow this link February 2025 Evening Planet Parade    to see images and more details.  


 Guest and member Observatory nights

Come enjoy an evening of star gazing at our observatory   located in dark rural skies SW of Tulsa

   See details and directions on our Website Events Page

              Guests are requested to RSVP 

 Saturday Feb 22  - 5:40 PM   Guest  & Members Observatory Night 

 Saturday Mar 22  - 7:00 PM   Guest  & Members Observatory Night 

  

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Our members are invited to come work on their observing

goals, do some Astro imaging and share ideas.   

Friday   Feb 28 - 6:45 PM    Members Observatory Night 

         Messier Marathon 

Saturday   Mar 29 - 5:45 PM to Dawn  Members Observatory Event

If a Friday event must be cancelled due to weather, we will try again on Saturday

  but at an earlier time near sunset    - Always check the website for event updates

 

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  In Town Astronomy Club meetings 

  at Jenks High School planetarium

  Open to Guests and Members

  Friday Feb   21 – 7:00 PM  CANCELLED  Jenks High School Planetarium 

  Friday Mar     7 – 7:00 PM   Jenks High School Planetarium

                                           Located at 105 East B St, Jenks, OK 






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