Who We Are Under the Night Sky

Moonbeam Astronomy Club is a volunteer community where beginners and returning observers can learn, share notes, and enjoy calm, guided skywatching together.

We meet as neighbors and friends to make the sky easier to understand—through practical observation notes, clear constellation guides, and shared sessions that welcome questions at every level.

Club Members

Meet the people behind our night-sky gatherings

We are local volunteers who enjoy making stargazing clear, calm, and welcoming for every first visit.

Calm portrait of Lina Park with short dark hair, navy sweater, and a gentle smile

Lina Park

Observation Lead

Lina shares simple sky logs so newcomers can spot their first bright targets with confidence.

Portrait of Mateo Ibarra with curly brown hair, olive jacket, and a relaxed expression

Mateo Ibarra

Constellation Guide

Mateo enjoys showing seasonal star patterns using easy hand-drawn sky maps.

Portrait of Asha Raman wearing round glasses, a charcoal scarf, and a warm smile

Asha Raman

Meetup Host

Asha helps first-time visitors feel at home and explains how each meetup evening flows.

Portrait of Noah Bennett with light beard, dark beanie, and a friendly expression

Noah Bennett

Telescope Mentor

Noah loves guiding beginners through focus and eyepiece basics under calm night skies.

Club Culture

How we observe together

Four simple values keep our nights welcoming, calm, and useful for every member.

Welcoming Nights

Beginners are always encouraged.

Shared Learning

We explain what we notice.

Respectful Observing

Red lights, quiet focus.

Community Stewardship

Leave sites better than found.