Atlanta Astronomy Club
Founded 1947
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Everyone is welcome to join our meetings!
Everyone is welcome to join our meetings!
We are open to all levels of interest from beginners to professionals, from students to retirees.
Monthly meetings
Monthly meetings
Our next AAC monthly general meeting:
Our next AAC monthly general meeting:
October - no meeting
We will be at the Peach State Star Gaze!
Join us for our annual star party, come for a night, a weekend, or the entire week.
November 15th- 3pm, the cottage at Lost Corner Preserve
Guest speaker: Mariel Meier, PhD, Oglethorpe University
Join us to learn about space plasma and solar wind, as well as Club updates.
December - no meeting
To be advised
Stay tuned for details about a holiday get together.
Monthly meeting location:
Monthly meeting location:
Meetings for the Atlanta Astronomy Club are held at:
The historic cottage, in the Lost Corner Preserve
7300 Brandon Mill Rd NW, Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Google Maps link to Lost Cottage
Free parking onsite!
A list of astronomy events across Georgia are posted in the NASA Night Sky Network Calendar
Our Charlie Elliott Astronomy chapter (CEA) posts on the Charlie Elliott Astronomy calendar page.
What can I expect at an Atlanta Astronomy Club meeting?
What can I expect at an Atlanta Astronomy Club meeting?
Guest speakers
Information sharing
Door prizes
Public observing nights
Events
Events
The Atlanta Astronomy Club invites members to special events throughout the year.
Sessions for Beginners
Sessions for Beginners
Watch for our beginner sessions and public stargazing events in partnership with Sandy Springs Recreation & Parks, Piedmont Park Conservancy and the City of Dunwoody.
Peach State Star Gaze
Peach State Star Gaze
The Peach State Star Gaze (known fondly as The PSSG) is a week long star party held at the Deerlick Astronomy Village, home of the darkest skies in southeast Georgia.
"Zombie Party"
"Zombie Party"
In the spring the club holds a no-frills star party called the "Zombie Party" to coincide with the annual Messier marathon. Plan for little sleep during this weekend of observing.
If you are joining for the first time, please tell us a bit about yourself.
Become a member
Become a member
Learn more about becoming a member of the Atlanta Astronomy Club - we welcome you to our community.
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