All events listed below are free and open to the 
public.
Bring extra clothes (even in the Summer). We want you to have an enjoyable and comfortable experience.
Please check this page for last minute cancellations.
May 13th at 1 PM – Astronomy Day and Telescope Clinic – The Vermont Astronomical Society will present “Objects You Can See with a Small Telescope” and demonstrate use of small telescopes utilizing the Dobsonian telescope owned by Brownell Library in Essex Junction. Everyone who has a telescope of their own is encouraged to bring it for a tune up as well. Starting at 1pm, the presentation will last for about 30 minutes with plenty of time to have hands on with the library telescope to follow.
(our sister club based in the Rutland, VT area) (NOTE the name change)
Contact: Ron Lewis at 802-779-5913 or vtpoet@gmail.com
Jun 13 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Jun 20 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Jun 24 – Hubbardton Battlefield – Solar viewing during the day with Deep Sky viewing at night.
Jun 27 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Jul 4 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Jul 8 – Hubbardton Battlefield – Hubbardton Battlefield Reenactment.
Jul 11 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Jul 18 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Jul 25 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Aug 1 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Aug 8 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Aug 15 – Castleton University – Concert Series. Observing after the concert.
Aug 21 – Castleton University – Solar Eclipse viewing.
Aug 26 – Hubbardton Battlefield – Solar viewing during the day with Deep Sky viewing at night.
Sep 23 – Hubbardton Battlefield – Solar viewing during the day with Deep Sky viewing at night.
Oct 14 – Hubbardton Battlefield – Solar viewing during the day with Deep Sky viewing at night.
Updated: 3/14/2017