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Date:  Wednesday May 3 and 4
Time: 9am to 8pm
Moorpark College is having a Student Ceramics and Art Sale. You will find all sorts of great gifts, mugs, bowls, vases, bottles, pitchers and sculptures, drawings, paintings and photos at a nice price. The Sale will be in the ceramics studio, Applied Arts building room 124

Join Ventura County Astronomical Society for our next Star Party on September 9th at 8:00 pm at Moorpark College Observatory.

On September 9th we will provide a presentation on the Autumn Constellations, the Stars, Planets, and Mythology. Visible will be Saturn's Rings, Jupiter's Moons and Andromeda Galaxy.

The evening will start at 8:00 pm with a power point presentation followed by observing through the Dome and member telescopes.

Tickets for the Dome with be on a first come basis.

There will be star maps of the night sky while supplies last. Mark your calendars and hope to see you there.

The “Under the Stars Program” is brought to you by Ventura County Astronomical Society.

"Women in the Sciences” Molly Shelton, Power Systems Engineers at JPL, will talk about her work on CADRE; an all-terrain navigation system to be used in future planetary exploration rovers. It can make decisions without human input. She’ll also have a special message for young women who dream of becoming Aero-Space Engineers. Moorpark College Forum. Admission and Parking free. Please No Pets.

Ventura County Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up at the Moorpark College Observatory for the First Public Star Party since 2019. Saturday, May 7th, 2022 from 7 to 10 pm. Gates open at 6:30. Free admission and parking. Federal Non-Profit EIN: 95-3152618. We're glad to be back

Join Ventura County Astronomical Society for a family Night Under the Stars at the Moorpark College Observatory. Telescopes will be set up and ready to go 8pm on Saturday July 16th at 8 pm.
• 8 pm Professor Hal Jandorf will use a laser pointer to point out what’s up
• 8:15 a mystery guest from JPL or NASA will speak on the latest in Space Technology
• 8:45 – 11 pm Round-Robin observing through dozens of telescopes
Admission and Parking are FREE