Oʻahu: free, public stargazing parties in island parks

Founded in 1949, the Hawaiian Astronomical Society (HAS) is a tax-exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting amateur astronomy in Hawaii. They offer free, public star parties every lunar month to share the skies with anyone who wishes to join us. More info: Hawaiian Astronomical Society (HAS) (hawastsoc.org)

Hawaiian Astronomical Society free, public star parties

• Sat 1/14/2023, 7:00p – 12:00a. Public Star Party @ Kawaihapai Airfield (formerly Dillingham Airfield) in Mokuleia (north shore). Note: The gate to the airfield is locked at around 7:00 p.m. so you must be in the viewing area before then. The gate will be opened at scheduled times to allow people to leave – usually about two hours after sundown, at 10:30 p.m. and at midnight (when everyone must leave).
• Sat 1/28/2023, 6:30p – 10:00p. Public Star Party @ Kahala Community Park (4495 Pahoa Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816)
• Sat 1/28/2023, 6:30p – 10:00p. Public Star Party @ Geiger Community Park (91-1129 Kahiuka St, Ewa Beach, Hi 96706)
• Sat 2/11/2023, 7:00p – 12:00a. Public Star Party @ Kawaihapai Airfield (formerly Dillingham Airfield) in Mokuleia (north shore). Note: The gate to the airfield is locked at around 7:00 p.m. so you must be in the viewing area before then. The gate will be opened at scheduled times to allow people to leave – usually about two hours after sundown, at 10:30 p.m. and at midnight (when everyone must leave).
• Sat 2/25/2023, 6:30p – 10:00p. Public Star Party @ Kahala Community Park (4495 Pahoa Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816)
• Sat 2/25/2023, 6:30p – 10:00p. Public Star Party @ Geiger Community Park (91-1129 Kahiuka St, Ewa Beach, Hi 96706)