Cancelled: May 24th Cowboy Shack observing event
Hi everyone. Sorry to have to cancel tonight's Cowboy Shack event! The forecast looks to have >70% overcast skies through 11pm. Keep looking up!
Watching The Sky Since 2019
Hi everyone. Sorry to have to cancel tonight's Cowboy Shack event! The forecast looks to have >70% overcast skies through 11pm. Keep looking up!
May 24th Cowboy Shack Club Observation Event We are planning on having a club observing event on May 24th (Saturday), at the Galisteo Basin Preserve Cowboy Shack, starting at sundown Continue Reading →
As the Sun approaches its maximum activity phase, the Santa Fe Stargazers will deliver a combined program of presentation and outdoor solar telescope viewing at the Southside S.F. Library branch Continue Reading →
The August 20 General Meeting of the Santa Fe Stargazers will be the Annual Beginners Meeting. Every year we devote our August monthly meeting entirely to people starting in, or Continue Reading →
September 10 is this month's Astrophotography Special Interest Group meeting. The featured presentation will be an overview of telescopes for astrophotography. This is primarily a beginner-level discussion of the choices Continue Reading →
September 17 is this month's the Stargazers' general meeting. AGENDA 1) Astrophotography Showcase. 2) Feature Presentation: Robert Powers will present on the 2025 Solar Maximum: Understanding our Sun's Dynamic Behavior. Continue Reading →
Santa Fe Stargazers Astrophotography SIG Meeting Wednesday August 12, 2026 (7 pm MDT) As always, the August 2026 meeting of the Astrophotography Special Interest Group will take place on the second Continue Reading →
Solar Viewing August 15, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Santa Fe Botanical Garden 715 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe Members of the Santa Fe Stargazers will be in the Continue Reading →
The August meeting of the Santa Fe Stargazers will be held on August 19th at 7:00 PM at the Santa Fe Community College, Lecture Hall #216 (located just across the hall Continue Reading →
We are needing one to two telescopes to support a small lunar eclipse based event at the Pecos National Historic Park. This event will likely be held adjacent to the Continue Reading →
