About Moonbeam Astronomy Club

A volunteer community for calm, shared skywatching.

We gather to observe the night sky with patience and curiosity, sharing practical notes, constellation knowledge, and local observing rhythms so newcomers and longtime hobbyists can learn together.

Volunteer-run and community-led, with a focus on care, consistency, and open participation.

Beginner-friendly by design: clear language, patient guidance, and no pressure to already “know astronomy.”

Centered on shared observation and learning, from field notes to constellation orientation under real skies.

Volunteer Team

Meet the club organizers

Friendly volunteers who help keep each skywatch calm, practical, and welcoming for every level of stargazer.

Lina Cho, a calm volunteer organizer with short dark hair and a navy field jacket, standing beside a telescope at dusk

Lina Cho

Club Coordinator

Lina plans monthly observing nights and makes sure new visitors know where to start.

Marcus Hale, a volunteer sky guide with curly brown hair and round glasses, holding a star chart under a twilight sky

Marcus Hale

Observation Notes Lead

Marcus writes clear nightly summaries so members can connect what they saw to the sky map.

Elena Rivera, a volunteer educator with long black braided hair and a cream knit scarf, smiling beside constellation sketches

Elena Rivera

Beginner Guide Mentor

Elena turns constellation basics into simple steps that help first-time observers build confidence.

Samir Okafor, a volunteer logistics helper with close-cropped hair and a charcoal windbreaker, checking red-light flashlights at an observing field

Samir Okafor

Meetup Logistics Volunteer

Samir prepares field setup and check-in details so everyone can focus on the night sky.