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Space Science Events and Workshops in New England and Beyond ~ 2006

· Space Science Events

· Events occurring throughout the year

· Professional Workshops and Conferences

Upcoming Space Science Events
April 12-14

Symposium at Boston University
Boston University
Boston, MA

Sept. 30
- Oct. 2

Connecticut Star Party
Astronomical Society of New Haven
New Haven, CT

Oct. 20-22 Weekend Retreat at the Rowe Camp and Conference Center
Connecting with the Universe--Astronomy & Spirituality in our Daily Lives, led by Dr. Judy Young
Nov. 19 How to Buy a Telescope
The Children's Museum (formerly the Science Center of Connecticut), West Hartford, CT
One day intensive workshop. Learn the dos and don'ts of buying a scope before making a costly mistake. Receive hand-outs, hands on training, and a planetarium show "More than Meets the Eye."
Dec. 21
& 22
Winter Solstice
The Sunwheel Project
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA
Sunrise @ 6:45 a.m., Sunset @ 6:00 p.m.
Dec. 29 Winter Solstice Celebration
The Children's Museum (formerly the Science Center of Connecticut), West Hartford, CT
Join the Science Center of Connecticut for a celebration of the solstice. Learn the legends, lore, and science behind this astronomical event. Live music, games, and food. For registration information please contact tnorthover@ScienceCenterCT.org or call (860)231-2830 ext.22. Cost: $5 for members; $10 for non-members.
Mar 20 &
21, 2007
Vernal Equinox
The Sunwheel Project
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA
Sunrise @ 5:45 a.m., Sunset @ 5:00 p.m.
June 21 &
22, 2007
Summer Solstice
The Sunwheel Project
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA
Sunrise @ 5:00 a.m., Sunset @ 7:30 p.m.
Events occurring throughout the year
  Clay Center Observatory Public Astronomy Nights
The Clay Center Observatory is open one evening each week in the fall and spring terms for public astronomy viewing. Bring the entire family to look at the stars, planets, Moon, and more!
Ongoing
Gilliland Observatory @ the Museum of Science, Boston
Clear skied Friday evenings, from 8:30-10:00 pm, tucked away on top of the Museum’s parking garage roof is this wonderful free resource for our Starry-eyed public. We recommend that you call the Hotline first (617-589-0267) before you visit. Further details at mos.org
Amherst Astronomy Association Yearlong Astronomy Events Calendar
Astronomy Day Activities by State for 2006 from the Astronomical League website
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Events Calendar
A schedule of colloquia, seminars, lunchtime talks, and other CfA and related events, updated every Friday for the following week.
Professional Workshops & Conferences in New England and beyond
July 23 - 27
Exceptional Needs Workshop VI
Sponsored by Southeast Regional Clearinghouse (SERCH), NESSIE & Museum of Science
@ Museum of Science
1 Science Park, Boston
Science and math integrated through lifelong experiences
All year
Free Teacher Workshops
@ The Wright Center for Science Education at Tufts University
For additional Star Gazing events or further information on astronomy clubs, check our listing of New England Astronomy Organizations for one near you.

*The New England Area Events Listing is for your information only. Please verify all event details at associated websites as information may change without notice.




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