Seagrave Memorial Observatory Open Nights
A Skyscrapers tradition begun in 1937, Seagrave Memorial Observatory in North Scituate, Rhode Island is open every Saturday night, weather permitting. Members and guests from the public are welcome to come observe the wonders of the night sky with us, free of charge.
Seagrave Memorial Observatory is open for free public observing every Saturday night, weather permitting. It should be noted that winter weather can have an impact on the accessibility of the grounds at Seagrave Observatory long after the snow falls. Generally, the observatory will not be open when the parking lot is snowed in.
Directions to Seagrave Memorial Observatory
Astronomy Day, Star Party & Comet PanSTARRS on a partly cloudy night
Gathering on a cloudy night in the hopes of seeing aurora borealis
Third clear Saturday marks the beginning of Saturn season
Moon and Jupiter highlight 2013 season opener
It was nice to be back to Seagrave after the observatory had been snowed in for so long. We had clear skies and a bright waxing gibbous moon lighting up the grounds.
Bob Horton, Dave Huestis, Steve Hubbard and Jim Hendrickson provided this report.
Seagrave Public Open Night
International Observe the Moon Night
