Come join us at Moon Over Antioch for an evening of astronomy fun at the Antioch Public Library. You'll be able to view the Moon, planets (Saturn) and more through the excellent telescopes of the volunteers from the Lake County Astronomical Society. This event is part of the Fall 2018 Season of LCAS's Astronomy Under the City Lights (AUTCL) program.

The events are free and open to all ages. No registration is required. The events are very kid-friendly. We offer tokens to our young visitors and LCAS provides a special "kid-powered" telescope to give the kids a chance to aim and control a real telescope.

You can join the event at anytime and leave at any time. The best views are usually during the darkest skies but there's something to see whenever you join us.

The Moon is visible for all events, but sometimes we can share a view of a planet, the double star Albireo, M31 or the Pleiades star cluster. Sometimes a bright satellite like the International Space Station will cross the sky during an event.

We encourage our visitors to check out the astronomy books inside the host library. This outdoor event depends on good weather, so clouds and/or rain will cause the event to be canceled or postponed to the 'rain' date of October 18th. Check with the Library if in doubt.

Astronomy Under the City Lights