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Join us for a guided moonwalk ahead of the appearance of October’s full moon. According to the Farmers Almanac, October’s moon is called the “Hunter’s Moon” because it signaled the time to go hunting in preparation for the cold winter ahead. Native American tribes refer to it as the “Rice Drying Moon”, “Falling Leaves Moon”, or “Migration Moon” signifying the transition between seasons for all animals.

First, we’ll use the moonlight to guide us on a short hike on the Lemon Hill Rim Trail, appreciating nature lit by the glowing moon. Next we’ll turn our attention to the moon itself by ending the hike with a guided moon and planet observation. Novice and experienced astronomers alike will be given insights and tips by experienced instructor Buddy Muhler. Each attendee will have the chance to travel close up to the moon’s surface by looking through Buddy’s high-powered telescope! Buddy will discuss the lunar cycles, point out interesting visible surface features such as dark gray mares (seas) and white reflective highlands. We’ll gaze at planets and discuss other astronomical wonders of the night sky.

If you’re a lunar lunatic, this is an evening not to miss!