We had a good observing session this evening. Jupiter put on a marvelous show presenting us with an occultation of Ganymede. However, unlike the occultation of Io on April 26th, tonight's event lasted quite a bit longer as Ganymede hovered near the limb of Jupiter for about 30 minutes before disappearing behind the planet. The extra time gave everyone multiple chances to observe the event. The Iridium Flare at 9:28pm was well-placed and one of the brightest we've seen in a while (magnitude -5.8). We observed open cluster M67, globular cluster M3, The Ghost of Jupiter (NGC 3242), and the double star Mizar before clouds moved in around 10:15pm. Turnout was pretty good with many members and non-members coming out to stargaze.