Find us at the Mt Coot-tha Lookout – Brisbane Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up for the public to view the Moon, perhaps some planets, star clusters and maybe a nebula or two.  The kids will love it.  From about 30 minutes before sunset to about two hours after sunset.  We try and announce the status of these nights on our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneAstronomicalSociety  If clouds or rain cause the cancellation of an evening we will post an update on Facebook.

These evenings are FREE, but an occassional gold coin donation would be very much appreciated.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members. But also open to members of the public.  The venue is:

Coorparoo School of Arts and Memorial Hall
210 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo QLD 4151

These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors. At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy. Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page. Meetings start promptly at 7:30pm.

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Find us at the Mt Coot-tha Lookout – Brisbane Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up for the public to view the Moon, perhaps some planets, star clusters and maybe a nebula or two.  The kids will love it.  From about 30 minutes before sunset to about two hours after sunset.  We try and announce the status of these nights on our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneAstronomicalSociety  If clouds or rain cause the cancellation of an evening we will post an update on Facebook.

These evenings are FREE, but an occassional gold coin donation would be very much appreciated.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members. But also open to members of the public.  The venue is:

Coorparoo School of Arts and Memorial Hall
210 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo QLD 4151

These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors. At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy. Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page. Meetings start promptly at 7:30pm.

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The Queensland Astrofest has been the major star party in Queensland since its inception in 1993, and is open to all amateur astronomers. It is convened by the South East Queensland Astronomical Society, the Brisbane Astronomical Society, the Astronomical Association of Queensland, the Amateur Telescope Makers of Queensland, the Southern Astronomical Society, and in 2013 we were delighted to welcome another local astronomy club, Star Gayzers, to take part in Queensland Astrofest and to inject some new energy into the event.

It will take place at Duckadang, via Linville, from Friday 22nd July through to Sunday 31st July 2022.

More event details and accommodation bookings can be accessed on the Queensland Astrofest website: https://www.qldastrofest.org.au/

Find us at the Mt Coot-tha Lookout – Brisbane Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up for the public to view the Moon, perhaps some planets, star clusters and maybe a nebula or two.  The kids will love it.  From about 30 minutes before sunset to about two hours after sunset.  We try and announce the status of these nights on our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneAstronomicalSociety  If clouds or rain cause the cancellation of an evening we will post an update on Facebook.

These evenings are FREE, but an occassional gold coin donation would be very much appreciated.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members. But also open to members of the public.  The venue is:

Coorparoo School of Arts and Memorial Hall
210 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo QLD 4151

These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors. At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy. Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page. Meetings start promptly at 7:30pm.

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Find us at the Mt Coot-tha Lookout – Brisbane Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up for the public to view the Moon, perhaps some planets, star clusters and maybe a nebula or two.  The kids will love it.  From about 30 minutes before sunset to about two hours after sunset.  We try and announce the status of these nights on our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneAstronomicalSociety  If clouds or rain cause the cancellation of an evening we will post an update on Facebook.

These evenings are FREE, but an occassional gold coin donation would be very much appreciated.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members. But also open to members of the public.  The venue is:

Coorparoo School of Arts and Memorial Hall
210 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo QLD 4151

These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors. At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy. Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page. Meetings start promptly at 7:30pm.

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Find us at the Mt Coot-tha Lookout – Brisbane Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up for the public to view the Moon, perhaps some planets, star clusters and maybe a nebula or two.  The kids will love it.  From about 30 minutes before sunset to about two hours after sunset.  We try and announce the status of these nights on our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneAstronomicalSociety  If clouds or rain cause the cancellation of an evening we will post an update on Facebook.

These evenings are FREE, but an occassional gold coin donation would be very much appreciated.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members. But also open to members of the public.  The venue is:

Coorparoo School of Arts and Memorial Hall
210 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo QLD 4151

These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors. At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy. Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page. Meetings start promptly at 7:30pm.

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Find us at the Mt Coot-tha Lookout – Brisbane Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up for the public to view the Moon, perhaps some planets, star clusters and maybe a nebula or two.  The kids will love it.  From about 30 minutes before sunset to about two hours after sunset.  We try and announce the status of these nights on our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneAstronomicalSociety  If clouds or rain cause the cancellation of an evening we will post an update on Facebook.

These evenings are FREE, but an occassional gold coin donation would be very much appreciated.

The monthly general meeting of Brisbane Astronomical Society members. But also open to members of the public.  The venue is:

Coorparoo School of Arts and Memorial Hall
210 Cavendish Rd, Coorparoo QLD 4151

These meetings are typically held on a Friday evening close to the Full Moon, so we don’t waste any good dark-sky evenings indoors. At these meetings we have a wide range of speakers from from within BAS and from outside, talking on topics all-things-astronomy. Specific meeting topics and guest speakers are promoted in the week prior on our Facebook Page. Meetings start promptly at 7:30pm.

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