NGC 602, a young star cluster in the Small Magellanic Cloud (one of our satellite galaxies). Courtesy of James Webb: https://flic.kr/p/2qpDJJQ
NGC 602, a young star cluster in the Small Magellanic Cloud (one of our satellite galaxies). Courtesy of James Webb

Join us in exploring the cosmos—from distant galaxies to meteors lighting up our skies.

At the Charlottetown Astronomy Club, we believe the night sky is more than just stars—it’s a gateway to discovery, wonder, and connection. From meteor showers and planetary alignments to the quiet beauty of the Milky Way, we gather under the Atlantic skies to explore the universe together. Whether you’re a seasoned astronomer or just curious about the stars above, there’s a place for you here.

Engaging Guest Speakers

Learn from astronomers, educators, and local experts who share their passion for the stars, planets, and beyond.

Educational Workshops

Hands-on sessions covering telescope setup, astrophotography, star charts, and identifying constellations.

From New to Seasoned Stargazers

Whether you’re new to astronomy or a seasoned stargazer, our events are welcoming, informative, and fun for all levels.

Regular Star Parties

Join us for guided stargazing nights featuring telescopes, celestial highlights, and expert insights under Charlottetown’s pristine skies.

Connected Community

Connect with fellow enthusiasts, share discoveries, and explore the wonders of the cosmos together.

Early Access to Atlantic Skies

Stay informed with our monthly newsletter featuring celestial event updates, club news, and skywatching tips.

About the Club

Our club is led by a dedicated team of stargazers and educators, who share their knowledge to help our community connect with the cosmos:

A gathering of space-gazers

Founded by passionate sky-watchers, our club brings together people who share a fascination for the mysteries of space. Inspired by the likes of pioneers like Glenn Roberts, we combine deep knowledge with an approachable spirit, encouraging everyone to experience the beauty of the night sky.

  • Share insights on celestial events.
  • Host observing nights and educational talks.
  • Learn about everything from meteor showers to planetary science.

No telescope? No problem. Bring your curiosity and love for learning—we’ll guide the way.

Here’s Webb’s look at the Digel Clouds, an outpost of star-formation located in the Milky Way’s “outer rim." Courtesy of James Webb.
Here’s Webb’s look at the Digel Clouds, an outpost of star-formation located in the Milky Way’s “outer rim.” Courtesy of James Webb.
NGC 1333 is a nearby star-forming region. Webb’s sharp infrared vision lets us peer through the dusty veil to reveal newborn stars, brown dwarfs, and planetary mass objects.
NGC 1333 is a nearby star-forming region. Webb’s sharp infrared vision lets us peer through the dusty veil to reveal newborn stars, brown dwarfs, and planetary mass objects.

Meet-ups & Events

We hold monthly meet-ups at the University of PEI Nursing Building on the first Wednesday of each month from 7 to 9pm.

Each session features engaging discussions, guest speakers, and opportunities to observe current celestial events.

Events

Everyone is welcome to attend!

Are you ready to explore the wonders of the universe? Whether you’re here to learn, observe, or share your fascination with the stars, we’d be thrilled to have you join us on this cosmic journey.

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