There will be lots of interesting celestial objects on the observing list including:
Asteroid Vesta
Andromeda Galaxy
Herschel's Double Cluster
Blue Snowball
ET Cluster
Saturn Nebula and more.

Remember to dress for 15°F cooler than nighttime predicted low temperatures.
Looking at stars doesn't generate any body heat, it only warms the heart.

 

A special note from our observatory director...

Have you been watching the Planet Parade in the morning sky?
Venus, Jupiter, Mars, & the Moon have been putting on a spectacular show.
Mercury joins the group tomorrow morning (October 11th) and is next to a thin
crescent Moon (1 day from New Moon). Venus is highest and brightest in the eastern sky.
Jupiter is next brightest with Mars between Venus and Jupiter.