Case Center Public Astronomy Night

Join the Astronomy Club of Tulsa for a free, family-friendly evening of stargazing at the Case Community Center!

Club members will set up a variety of telescopes on the spacious lawn, giving guests the opportunity to explore the wonders of the night sky. Stop by for a few minutes or stay for the entire evening. Bring the family, a lawn chair, and enjoy the sunset before turning your eyes to the stars.

This event is free and open to the public. Donations are welcome and help the Astronomy Club of Tulsa continue Bringing the Stars to the Eyes of Tulsa since 1937.

What You May See

Weather permitting, guests may have the opportunity to observe a variety of celestial objects throughout the evening.

Before sunset, specially filtered solar telescopes may offer safe views of the Sun, including sunspots and solar prominences. As the sky grows darker, guests may also see the first-quarter Moon, Saturn, Neptune, star clusters, galaxies, and other sights not easily visible from the city.

Before You Go

• This is a free, come-and-go event open to the public.
• Plenty of parking is available at the community center.
• Feel free to bring a lawn chair and enjoy the evening.
• Guests are welcome to bring their own telescope or binoculars.
• Please supervise children and take care around the telescopes and equipment.
• Follow the Astronomy Club of Tulsa’s Star Party Etiquette guidelines.
• Check the Astronomy Club of Tulsa’s website and social media for possible weather-related changes or cancellations.

Come enjoy an evening outdoors and discover what is waiting for you in the night sky!