WELCOME TO THE AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK
UPCOMING EVENTS
June 14 (FRI) - OBSERVING, FLOYD BENNETT FIELD
June 14 (FRI) - OBSERVING, VAN CORTLANDT PARK, THE BRONX
June 15 (SAT) - OBSERVING, GREAT KILLS, STATEN ISLAND
June 15 (SAT) - OBSERVING, INWOOD HILL PARK
June 18 (TUE) - OBSERVING, HIGH LINE
June 20 (THU) - OBSERVING, BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK
June 21 (FRI) - OBSERVING, CARL SCHURZ PARK
June 22 (SAT) - SOLAR OBSERVING, RIVERWALK ENTRANCE, BRONX ZOO
June 25 (TUE) - SOLAR OBSERVING, HIGH LINE
June 25 (TUE) - OBSERVING, HIGH LINE
June 27 (THU) - OBSERVING, BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK
July 2 (TUE) - OBSERVING, HIGH LINE
July 6 (SAT) - OUT OF TOWN OBSERVING, NORTH-SOUTH LAKE
July 6 (SAT) - OBSERVING, INWOOD HILL PARK
July 9 (TUE) - OBSERVING, HIGH LINE
July 10 (WED) - OBSERVING, PROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN
July 11 (THU) - OBSERVING, BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK
July 12 (FRI) - OBSERVING, VAN CORTLANDT PARK, THE BRONX
July 13 (SAT) - SOLAR OBSERVING, RIVERWALK ENTRANCE, BRONX ZOO
July 13 (SAT) - OBSERVING, GREAT KILLS, STATEN ISLAND
July 13 (SAT) - OBSERVING, INWOOD HILL PARK
July 13 (SAT) - ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP, WOODLAWN CEMETERY, THE BRONX (REGISTRATION REQUIRED)
Summer 2013 Cosmology Class: It All Started With A Bang - SOLD OUT!
WHAT IS THE AAA?
The Amateur Astronomers Association of New York started in 1927 whose purpose is to promote the study of Astronomy and to emphasize the cultural and inspirational value of the subject.
We sponsor lectures at the American Museum of Natural History by leading researchers, provide economical classes in astronomy to members, plan free solar observing and night time sky observing, and offer a school outreach program.
Check out what’s in the sky this month. We aso produce a monthly news journal, Eyepiece, containing many articles of interest. Be sure to take a look at some of our members’ photos and articles.
All of our upcoming events are listed on the calendar. We hope you’ll come out and join us.
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