About Moonbeam Astronomy Club

Moonbeam began as a small circle of neighbors sharing handwritten sky notes after evening walks, and grew into a welcoming club where beginners and longtime observers compare what they see, ask questions freely, and learn the night sky together.

Mission: Make astronomy feel calm, approachable, and shared through practical observation notes, clear constellation guidance, and community-led meetups that invite curiosity at every level.

  • Friendly local meetups with telescope sharing and guided viewing prompts.
  • Observation notes written in plain language so newcomers can follow along.
  • Beginner-friendly constellation guides that connect charts to real sky conditions.
  • A steady, thoughtful community cadence with updates on upcoming celestial events.
Atmospheric astronomy club gathering with silhouettes observing the night sky beside telescopes at dusk
Shared skywatching moments, quiet skies, and open learning.

Community-led astronomy

Meet the organizers

The volunteers behind Moonbeam Astronomy Club who coordinate notes, guides, and local skywatching meetups.

Portrait of Maya Elston, Club Coordinator

Maya Elston

Club Coordinator

Welcomes new members and plans the club’s public observing nights.

Portrait of Jonah Sayegh, Observation Notes Editor

Jonah Sayegh

Observation Notes Editor

Shapes the club’s field notes into clear, approachable skywatching write-ups.

Portrait of Leila Mercer, Constellation Guide Lead

Leila Mercer

Constellation Guide Lead

Creates beginner-friendly learning materials for navigating the seasonal night sky.