Star gazing isn’t as easy an activity as it once was. To avoid star squinting and to offer a real view of our solar system, the City College Observatory opens its doors to the public the first Friday of every month at 7:30 p.m free of charge.

Ran by City College astronomy professor Liam McDaid, Open Observatory begins with a sky tour and offers those in attendance the opportunity to search the night skies with a variety of telescopes including a 0.41m Schmidt-Cassgrain Reflector.

“Depending on what we are looking at, the view is awesome,” McDaid said. “Given the crowds, I usually have plenty of things to see in the beginning.”

Located on top of Rodda Hall South the observatory can be reached only by the south eastern staircase.
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“I picked the 1st Friday of the month so people would remember it easily, but they never seem to,” McDaid said.

The next Open Observatory will be held on April 1 at 7:30 p.m.  According to McDaid the observatory stays open until people start filtering out which is usually around 10 p.m. Open Observatory usually starts at 7:30 but McDaid encourages those interested in attending to view their website to double check.

For more information, click here, or contact Liam Mcdaid at: [email protected]