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We get involved in a wide range of events such as talks at schools and amateur astronomy clubs, special trade days, star parties and observing trips. Check here for details of forthcoming events and for a list of the things we have done in the past. If your club or organisation would like Green Witch to attend one of your events, or organise a special event for you, please contact us.
The list is arranged in reverse chronological order so that future events are normally at the top.
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October 2005
- Thursday 27th October to Monday 31st October 2005 ASV Star Party
The Arizona Sky Village will host its first Star Party which promises to be an excellent event. Pristine clear, dark, skies with an international line-up of top speakers will attract astronomers from around the world. Participants will be able to continue observing until 5th November. Green Witch has its own house and observatory site at the ASV and will be taking part in the Star Party. Contact us for further details or visit the Arizona Sky Party Web Site...
- Saturday 15th October 2005 Intermediate Astronomy
We held our very popular one-day course designed for people who have attended 'Astronomy for Absolute Beginners' or who had some basic knowledge that they want to build on. Click here for details...
- Monday 3rd October 2005 Partial Eclipse of the Sun
We held an eclipse party at the showroom but unfortunately the weather was very bad and we were unable to observe the Sun through white light and hydrogen alpha filters.
- Saturday 1st October 2005 FAS Convention, Cambridge
The FAS held its convention at the Institute of Astronomy (IoA), Cambridge. Green Witch had a trade stand.
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September 2005
- Saturday 24th September 2005 Gransden Show
Green Witch had a trade stand at this popular agricultural show. We showed people the Moon through a telescope throughout the morning and the Sun in white light and h-alpha throughout the day.
- Saturday 17th September 2005 Astronomy for Absolute Beginners
Our popular one-day introduction to astronomy given by Dr Jeffrey Barham. The ideal way to get up to speed with this fascinating hobby. Click here for details...
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