About Moonbeam Astronomy Club

We help neighbors explore the night sky together through shared practice, patient guidance, and community observation.

Moonbeam is a volunteer-led group of amateur stargazers who document what we see, compare notes, and make astronomy approachable for first-timers and returning members alike.

Learn together, not alone

We break down skywatching skills in plain language during every session.

Newcomers are always welcome

No equipment or prior experience is required to join our observation evenings.

Shared observation practice

We compare field notes, refine techniques, and build confidence under real skies.

Club organizers

The volunteers who keep our skywatching nights welcoming and clear

A small team helps each meetup stay practical, calm, and beginner-friendly—from first telescope setup to shared observing notes.

Lina Morales, club organizer with short dark wavy hair, wearing a charcoal fleece jacket and standing in soft evening light

Lina Morales

Beginner Guidance Lead

Helps first-time visitors read sky charts and feel comfortable asking questions at the telescope.

Evan Cho, club organizer with round glasses and a navy knit beanie, holding a notebook beside a telescope

Evan Cho

Observation Notes Coordinator

Collects field notes after each session and turns them into clear updates for the whole club.

Priya Nandakumar, club organizer with long braided hair and an olive field jacket, smiling under dim twilight sky

Priya Nandakumar

Meetup Planning Volunteer

Coordinates location details, weather backups, and check-in flow so each meetup runs smoothly.