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September 2025
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Tuesday September 2
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Wednesday September 3
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Thursday September 4
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Friday September 5
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Sunday September 7
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Monday September 8
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Tuesday September 9
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Wednesday September 10
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Thursday September 11
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Friday September 12
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Saturday September 13
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Sunday September 14
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Monday September 15
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Tuesday September 16
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Wednesday September 17
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Thursday September 18
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Friday September 19
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Saturday September 20
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Sunday September 21
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Monday September 22
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Tuesday September 23
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Wednesday September 24
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Thursday September 25
25
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Friday September 26
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Saturday September 27
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Sunday September 28
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Monday September 29
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Tuesday September 30
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October 2025
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Wednesday October 1
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Thursday October 2
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Friday October 3
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Saturday October 4
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Sunday October 5
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Monday October 6
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Tuesday October 7
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Wednesday October 8
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Thursday October 9
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Friday October 10
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Saturday October 11
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Sunday October 12
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Monday October 13
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Tuesday October 14
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Wednesday October 15
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Thursday October 16
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Friday October 17
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Saturday October 18
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Sunday October 19
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Monday October 20
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Tuesday October 21
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Wednesday October 22
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Thursday October 23
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Friday October 24
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Saturday October 25
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Sunday October 26
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Monday October 27
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Tuesday October 28
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Wednesday October 29
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Thursday October 30
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Friday October 31
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November 2025
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Saturday November 1
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Sunday November 2
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Monday November 3
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Tuesday November 4
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Wednesday November 5
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Thursday November 6
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Friday November 7
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Saturday November 8
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Sunday November 9
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Monday November 10
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Tuesday November 11
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Wednesday November 12
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Thursday November 13
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Friday November 14
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Saturday November 15
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Sunday November 16
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Monday November 17
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Tuesday November 18
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Wednesday November 19
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Thursday November 20
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Friday November 21
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Saturday November 22
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Sunday November 23
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Monday November 24
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Tuesday November 25
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Wednesday November 26
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Thursday November 27
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Friday November 28
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Saturday November 29
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Sunday November 30
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December 2025
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Monday December 1
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Tuesday December 2
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Wednesday December 3
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Thursday December 4
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Friday December 5
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Saturday December 6
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Sunday December 7
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Monday December 8
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Tuesday December 9
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Wednesday December 10
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Thursday December 11
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Friday December 12
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Saturday December 13
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Sunday December 14
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Monday December 15
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Tuesday December 16
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Wednesday December 17
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Thursday December 18
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Friday December 19
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Saturday December 20
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Sunday December 21
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Monday December 22
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Tuesday December 23
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Wednesday December 24
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Thursday December 25
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Friday December 26
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Saturday December 27
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Sunday December 28
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Monday December 29
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Tuesday December 30
30
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Wednesday December 31
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January 2026
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Thursday January 1
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Friday January 2
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Saturday January 3
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Sunday January 4
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Monday January 5
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Tuesday January 6
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Wednesday January 7
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Thursday January 8
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Friday January 9
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Saturday January 10
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Sunday January 11
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Monday January 12
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Tuesday January 13
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Wednesday January 14
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Thursday January 15
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Friday January 16
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Saturday January 17
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Sunday January 18
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Monday January 19
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Tuesday January 20
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Wednesday January 21
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Thursday January 22
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Friday January 23
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Saturday January 24
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Sunday January 25
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Monday January 26
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Tuesday January 27
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Wednesday January 28
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Thursday January 29
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Friday January 30
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Saturday January 31
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February 2026
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Sunday February 1
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Monday February 2
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Tuesday February 3
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Wednesday February 4
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Thursday February 5
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Friday February 6
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Saturday February 7
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Sunday February 8
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Monday February 9
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Tuesday February 10
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Wednesday February 11
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Thursday February 12
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Friday February 13
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Saturday February 14
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Sunday February 15
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Monday February 16
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Tuesday February 17
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Wednesday February 18
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Thursday February 19
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Friday February 20
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Saturday February 21
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Sunday February 22
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Monday February 23
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Tuesday February 24
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Wednesday February 25
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Thursday February 26
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Friday February 27
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Saturday February 28
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March 2026
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Sunday March 1
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Monday March 2
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Tuesday March 3
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Wednesday March 4
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Thursday March 5
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Friday March 6
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Saturday March 7
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Sunday March 8
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Monday March 9
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Tuesday March 10
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Wednesday March 11
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Thursday March 12
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Friday March 13
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Saturday March 14
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Sunday March 15
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Monday March 16
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Tuesday March 17
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Wednesday March 18
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Thursday March 19
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Friday March 20
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Saturday March 21
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Sunday March 22
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Monday March 23
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Tuesday March 24
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Wednesday March 25
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Thursday March 26
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Friday March 27
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Saturday March 28
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Sunday March 29
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Monday March 30
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Tuesday March 31
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April 2026
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Wednesday April 1
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Thursday April 2
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Friday April 3
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Sunday April 5
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Monday April 6
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Tuesday April 7
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Wednesday April 8
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Thursday April 9
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Friday April 10
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Saturday April 11
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Sunday April 12
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Monday April 13
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Tuesday April 14
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Wednesday April 15
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Thursday April 16
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Friday April 17
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Saturday April 18
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Sunday April 19
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Monday April 20
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Tuesday April 21
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Wednesday April 22
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Thursday April 23
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Friday April 24
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Saturday April 25
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Sunday April 26
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Monday April 27
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Tuesday April 28
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Wednesday April 29
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Thursday April 30
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May 2026
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Friday May 1
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Saturday May 2
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Sunday May 3
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Monday May 4
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Tuesday May 5
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Wednesday May 6
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Thursday May 7
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Friday May 8
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Saturday May 9
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Sunday May 10
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Monday May 11
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Tuesday May 12
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Wednesday May 13
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Thursday May 14
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Friday May 15
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Saturday May 16
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Sunday May 17
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Monday May 18
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Tuesday May 19
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Wednesday May 20
20
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Thursday May 21
21
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Friday May 22
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Saturday May 23
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Sunday May 24
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Monday May 25
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Tuesday May 26
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Wednesday May 27
27
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Thursday May 28
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Friday May 29
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Saturday May 30
30
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Sunday May 31
31
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June 2026
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Monday June 1
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Tuesday June 2
2
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Wednesday June 3
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Thursday June 4
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Friday June 5
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Saturday June 6
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Sunday June 7
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Monday June 8
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Tuesday June 9
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Wednesday June 10
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Thursday June 11
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Friday June 12
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Saturday June 13
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Sunday June 14
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Monday June 15
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Tuesday June 16
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Wednesday June 17
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Thursday June 18
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Friday June 19
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Saturday June 20
20
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Sunday June 21
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Monday June 22
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Tuesday June 23
23
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Wednesday June 24
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Thursday June 25
25
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Friday June 26
26
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Saturday June 27
27
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Sunday June 28
28
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Monday June 29
29
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Tuesday June 30
30
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July 2026
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Wednesday July 1
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Thursday July 2
2
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Friday July 3
3
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Saturday July 4
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Sunday July 5
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Monday July 6
6
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Tuesday July 7
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Wednesday July 8
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Thursday July 9
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Friday July 10
10
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Saturday July 11
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Sunday July 12
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Monday July 13
13
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Tuesday July 14
14
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Wednesday July 15
15
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Thursday July 16
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Friday July 17
17
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Saturday July 18
18
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Sunday July 19
19
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Monday July 20
20
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Tuesday July 21
21
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Wednesday July 22
22
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Thursday July 23
23
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Friday July 24
24
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Saturday July 25
25
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Sunday July 26
26
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Monday July 27
27
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Tuesday July 28
28
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Wednesday July 29
29
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Thursday July 30
30
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Friday July 31
31
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August 2026
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Saturday August 1
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Sunday August 2
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Monday August 3
3
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Tuesday August 4
4
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Wednesday August 5
5
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Thursday August 6
6
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Friday August 7
7
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Saturday August 8
8
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Sunday August 9
9
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Monday August 10
10
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Tuesday August 11
11
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Wednesday August 12
12
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Thursday August 13
13
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Friday August 14
14
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Saturday August 15
15
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Sunday August 16
16
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Monday August 17
17
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Tuesday August 18
18
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Wednesday August 19
19
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Thursday August 20
20
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Friday August 21
21
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Saturday August 22
22
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Sunday August 23
23
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Monday August 24
24
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Tuesday August 25
25
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Wednesday August 26
26
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Thursday August 27
27
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Friday August 28
28
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Saturday August 29
29
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Sunday August 30
30
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Monday August 31
31
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September 2025
Friday September 19
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
October 2025
Friday October 17
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
November 2025
Friday November 21
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
December 2025
Friday December 19
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
January 2026
Friday January 16
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
February 2026
Friday February 20
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
March 2026
Friday March 20
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
April 2026
Friday April 17
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
May 2026
Friday May 15
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
June 2026
Friday June 19
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
July 2026
Friday July 17
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
August 2026
Friday August 21
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
-
Bartow Friday Fest PublicRecurs monthly
This is for anyone who wants to go to a block party. It’s o bserving and Q&A only. Solar scopes are welcome before sunset. Set up at Main St. & S Wilson Ave.
If you want to take a look around, someone will watch your scope for you. There’s usually some good food close by and music down the street.
The view is somewhat limited and there’s lots of light,Β but those who stop by, have some good questions, so, be readyΒ with some goodΒ answers.
This is another event that has brought us new members.
September 2025
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Monday September 1
1
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Tuesday September 2
2
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Wednesday September 3
3
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Thursday September 4
4
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Friday September 5
5
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Saturday September 6
6
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Sunday September 7
7
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Monday September 8
8
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Tuesday September 9
9
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Wednesday September 10
10
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Thursday September 11
11
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Friday September 12
12
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Saturday September 13
13
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Sunday September 14
14
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Monday September 15
15
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Tuesday September 16
16
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Wednesday September 17
17
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Thursday September 18
18
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Friday September 19
19
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Saturday September 20
20
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Sunday September 21
21
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Monday September 22
22
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Tuesday September 23
23
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Wednesday September 24
24
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Thursday September 25
25
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Friday September 26
26
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Saturday September 27
27
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Sunday September 28
28
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Monday September 29
29
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Tuesday September 30
30
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October 2025
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Wednesday October 1
1
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Thursday October 2
2
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Friday October 3
3
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Saturday October 4
4
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Sunday October 5
5
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Monday October 6
6
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Tuesday October 7
7
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Wednesday October 8
8
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Thursday October 9
9
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Friday October 10
10
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Saturday October 11
11
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Sunday October 12
12
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Monday October 13
13
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Tuesday October 14
14
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Wednesday October 15
15
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Thursday October 16
16
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Friday October 17
17
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Saturday October 18
18
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Sunday October 19
19
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Monday October 20
20
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Tuesday October 21
21
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Wednesday October 22
22
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Thursday October 23
23
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Friday October 24
24
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Saturday October 25
25
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Sunday October 26
26
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Monday October 27
27
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Tuesday October 28
28
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Wednesday October 29
29
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Thursday October 30
30
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Friday October 31
31
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November 2025
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Saturday November 1
1
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Sunday November 2
2
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Monday November 3
3
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Tuesday November 4
4
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Wednesday November 5
5
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Thursday November 6
6
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Friday November 7
7
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Saturday November 8
8
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Sunday November 9
9
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Monday November 10
10
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Tuesday November 11
11
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Wednesday November 12
12
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Thursday November 13
13
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Friday November 14
14
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Saturday November 15
15
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Sunday November 16
16
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Monday November 17
17
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Tuesday November 18
18
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Wednesday November 19
19
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Thursday November 20
20
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Friday November 21
21
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Saturday November 22
22
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Sunday November 23
23
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Monday November 24
24
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Tuesday November 25
25
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Wednesday November 26
26
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Thursday November 27
27
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Friday November 28
28
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Saturday November 29
29
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Sunday November 30
30
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December 2025
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Monday December 1
1
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Tuesday December 2
2
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Wednesday December 3
3
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Thursday December 4
4
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Friday December 5
5
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Saturday December 6
6
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Sunday December 7
7
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Monday December 8
8
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Tuesday December 9
9
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Wednesday December 10
10
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Thursday December 11
11
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Friday December 12
12
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Saturday December 13
13
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Sunday December 14
14
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Monday December 15
15
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Tuesday December 16
16
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Wednesday December 17
17
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Thursday December 18
18
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Friday December 19
19
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Saturday December 20
20
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Sunday December 21
21
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Monday December 22
22
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Tuesday December 23
23
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Wednesday December 24
24
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Thursday December 25
25
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Friday December 26
26
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Saturday December 27
27
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Sunday December 28
28
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Monday December 29
29
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Tuesday December 30
30
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Wednesday December 31
31
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January 2026
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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Thursday January 1
1
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Friday January 2
2
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Saturday January 3
3
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Sunday January 4
4
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Monday January 5
5
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Tuesday January 6
6
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Wednesday January 7
7
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Thursday January 8
8
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Friday January 9
9
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Saturday January 10
10
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Sunday January 11
11
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Monday January 12
12
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Tuesday January 13
13
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Wednesday January 14
14
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Thursday January 15
15
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Friday January 16
16
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Saturday January 17
17
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Sunday January 18
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September 2025
Friday September 19
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Venus, Regulus, and the Moon
Set an alarm and wake up 90 minutes before sunrise to see the waning crescent moon, brilliant Venus, and similarly brilliant Regulus in the eastern sky.
Saturday September 20 – Sunday September 21
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Saturn Crazy Bright
Saturn will be at opposition — its closest approach to Earth. It will be brighter this week than any other time of the year and will be visible all night long. This is the best time to view and photograph Saturn and its moons. A medium-sized or larger telescope will allow you to see Saturn’s rings and a few of its brightest moons.
Fun fact: Saturn’s rings are relatively new. They coalesced around the same time that trees and sharks were making their first appearance on Earth some 400 million years ago.
Sunday September 21
- 3:54 pm
- π New Moon
Monday September 22
- 2:19 pm
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September Equinox
The Sun will beam down directly on the equator giving us just about equal amounts of day and night in most parts of the world. North of the equator, this is your Autumnal Equinox. If you live south of the equator, this is your Spring Equinox.
Also, try balancing an egg on its end! Whether or not you succeed has nothing to do with the Equinox, but it’s still a fun game to try on any day of the year. π
Monday September 29
- 7:53 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
October 2025
Monday October 6
- 11:47 pm
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π Full Moon (Hunters)
Known as the Hunters Moon because at this time of year the leaves are falling and the game is fat and ready to hunt.
Wednesday October 8
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Draconids Meteor Shower
A bright moon makes this show less promising, but at least you don’t have to wake up early. The radiant point is highest in the sky just as darkness falls.
The cause of this shower β Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner β was at perihelion in March of this year. Will we finally see a storm of Draconid meteors this year? Yes please!
The radiant point for the Draconid meteor shower almost coincides with the head of the constellation Draco the Dragon in the northern sky. Thatβs why you can view the Draconids best from the Northern Hemisphere (and early in the Evening.)
Monday October 13
- 2:12 pm
- π Third Quarter Moon
Monday October 20 – Tuesday October 21
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Orionids Meteor Shower
In 2025, this shower coincides with moonless nights, hooray! Watch on the morning of October 21, starting after midnight through the wee hours before dawn.
These fast-moving meteors sometimes produce bright fireballs, which might be able to overcome a moonlit glare. If you trace these meteors backward, they seem to radiate from the Club of the famous constellation Orion the Hunter.
The Orionids is produced by dust grains left behind by comet Halley, which has been known and observed since ancient times.
Tuesday October 21
- 8:25 am
- π New Moon
Wednesday October 29
- 12:20 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
November 2025
Saturday November 1
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Samhain
Samhain marks the last of the year’s four cross-quarter festivals in the Wheel of the Year, celebrated by many in Neopagan and Wiccan traditions. Positioned between the Autumn Equinox and the Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, it serves as a time to honor and remember the deceased.
Monday November 3
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(Possible) Taurid Fireballs
The Taurid meteor shower, which includes both Southern and Northern Taurids, is known for its long duration, typically lasting from September 28 to December 2, but it generally offers only about five meteors per hour even at its peak. The Taurids are notable for a high percentage of fireballs, or exceptionally bright meteors.The American Meteor Society pointed to βa seven-year periodicityβ with Taurid fireballs. 2008 and 2015 both produced them. 2022 did as well. Fingers crossed for 2029?
The best viewing times for the Taurids are typically around midnight, when the constellation Taurus is highest in the sky.
The Taurids are unusual in having two separate streams: one produced by debris from Asteroid 2004 TG10 and the other from Comet 2P Encke.
Wednesday November 5
- 8:19 am
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π Super Full Moon (Kartik Purnima)
Kartik Purnima, a revered festival in Hinduism, is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Kartik. This festival holds great significance as it commemorates Lord Shiva’s triumph over the demon Tripurasura, and is also associated with Lord Krishna’s defeat of the demon Narakasura.
This auspicious day symbolizes the victory of good over evil and provides an opportunity to admire the moonβs splendor and ponder its spiritual importance.
Sunday November 9
- All Day
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Mercury Retrograde Begins
Yes! Resume working on that abandoned project. But don’t sign that contract before re-reading it three times.
Mercury Retrograde is of particular interest to *astrologically* minded folks, and some people who have to deal with communications technology. See URL for more info…
Wednesday November 12
- 12:28 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Sunday November 16 – Monday November 17
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Leonids Meteor Shower
We’re just short of the new moon, so it’s a good time to look for shooting stars. Watch late on the night of November 16 until dawn on November 17. The morning of November 18 could be good too.
Here’s a bit of history: The Leonids, typically an average shower, occasionally produces extraordinary meteor storms. In 1966, observers witnessed thousands of meteors per minute during a spectacular 15-minute period on November 17. Meteors seemed to fall like rain, all streaming from the constellation Leo the Lion. This event left a lasting impression of Earth moving through space, amidst a dense meteor stream. While Leonid meteor storms recur approximately every 33 to 34 years, recent occurrences haven’t matched the intensity of 1966. Usually, the Leonids peak at 10-15 meteors per hour and are most active after midnight, with the highest numbers just before dawn.
The Leonids are unique for their roughly 33-year cyclonic peak, with the last major event in 2001. (So maybe mark your calendars for November 2033?) The shower, resulting from dust grains left by comet Tempel-Tuttle, discovered in 1865, runs annually from November 6-30. While meteors radiate from Leo, they can be seen across the sky.
Thursday November 20
- 1:47 am
- π New Moon
Friday November 28
- 1:58 am
- π First Quarter Moon
Saturday November 29
- All Day
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Mercury Retrograde Ends
This is primarily of interest to *astrologically* minded folks. See URL for more info…
December 2025
Thursday December 4
- 6:14 pm
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π Super Full Moon (Bitter)
Brr! The December full moon is also known as the Ice Moon, Snow Moon, Long Nights Moon, and my favorite (from the Cree), Frost Exploding Trees Moon
Thursday December 11
- 3:51 pm
- π Third Quarter Moon
Saturday December 13 – Sunday December 14
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Geminids King Meteor Shower
The waning crescent moon will leave us with dark skies for this show. Under a dark sky like this one, you might catch as many as 120 meteors per hour.
Since the radiant rises in mid-evening, you can watch for Geminids all night on December 13-14. The days before and after might be good as well.
Also keep an eye out for Jupiter shining strong.
The bold, bright white and slow moving Geminids give us one of the Northern Hemisphereβs best showers. Theyβre also visible, at lower rates, from the Southern Hemisphere. The meteors are plentiful, rivaling the August Perseids.
Most meteor showers are the result of us passing though comet trails. These meteors are the debris left behind by an *asteroid* known as 3200 Phaethon, discovered in 1982. The shower runs annually from December 7-17. Meteors will radiate from the constellation Gemini, but can appear anywhere in the sky.
Friday December 19
- 8:43 pm
- π New Moon
Sunday December 21 – Monday December 22
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Ursids Meteor Shower
Dark skies! Watch for Ursids on the evening of December 21st through dawn.
The Ursids is a minor meteor shower producing about 5-10 meteors per hour. It is produced by dust grains left behind by comet Tuttle, which was first discovered in 1790. The shower runs annually from December 17-25. It peaks this year on the the night of the 21st and morning of the 22nd. Meteors will radiate from the constellation Ursa Minor, but can appear anywhere in the sky.
Sunday December 21
- 10:03 am
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December solstice
This marks the beginning of winter (in the northern hemisphere) and the beginning of summer (in the southern hemisphere.) The winter solstice is the shortest day of the year, respectively, in the sense that the length of time elapsed between sunrise and sunset on this day is a minimum for the year. Of course, daylight saving time means that the first Sunday in April has 23 hours and the last Sunday in October has 25 hours, but these human meddlings with the calendar and do not correspond to the actual number of daylight hours.
If you live in the southern hemisphere, this is your Summer Solstice, and good cause for celebrating the longest day of the year.
Saturday December 27 – Tuesday December 30
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Jupiter Crazy Bright
Jupiter will be at opposition β its nearest point to Earth this year, making it exceptionally bright and visible throughout the entire night. This event offers the optimal opportunity to observe and photograph Jupiter, along with its moons. With a medium-sized telescope, you can view details in Jupiter’s cloud bands.
Using a good pair of binoculars, you should be able to spot the four largest moons of Jupiter, known as the Galilean moons (discovered by Galileo Galilei in 1610), appearing as distinct bright spots on either side of the planet. Beyond these, astronomers have discovered 76 more Jovain moons since Galileo’s time.
Fun fact: Jupiter emits more heat than it receives from the Sun! Jupiter generates its own heat as a result of perpetually (and slowly) shrinking and compressing, converting gravitational potential energy into thermal energy.
Saturday December 27
- 2:09 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
January 2026
Thursday January 1
- All Day
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HAPPY NEW YEAR from your Astronomy Calendar
This event is in your calendar because at some point you subscribed to Canton Becker’s moon and astronomical events calendar. If you are reading this on January 1, 2026 and you ONLY see moon/solstice/equinox events from this point forward, you may need to resubscribe:
Saturday January 3
- 5:02 am
- π Full Supermoon
Saturday January 10
- 10:48 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Sunday January 18
- 2:51 pm
- π New Moon
Sunday January 25
- 11:47 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
February 2026
Sunday February 1
- 5:09 pm
- π Full Moon
Monday February 9
- 7:43 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Tuesday February 17
- 7:01 am
- π New Moon
Tuesday February 24
- 7:27 am
- π First Quarter Moon
March 2026
Tuesday March 3
- 6:37 am
- π Full Moon
Wednesday March 11
- 5:38 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Wednesday March 18
- 9:23 pm
- π New Moon
Friday March 20
- 10:45 am
- March Equinox
Wednesday March 25
- 3:17 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
April 2026
Wednesday April 1
- 10:11 pm
- π Full Moon
Friday April 10
- 12:51 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Friday April 17
- 7:51 am
- π New Moon
Thursday April 23
- 10:31 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
May 2026
Friday May 1
- 1:23 pm
- π Full Moon
Saturday May 9
- 5:10 pm
- π Third Quarter Moon
Saturday May 16
- 4:00 pm
- π New Moon
Saturday May 23
- 7:10 am
- π First Quarter Moon
Sunday May 31
- 4:45 am
- π Full Moon
June 2026
Monday June 8
- 6:00 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Sunday June 14
- 10:54 pm
- π New Moon
Sunday June 21
- 4:24 am
- June Solstice
- 5:55 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
Monday June 29
- 7:56 pm
- π Full Moon
July 2026
Tuesday July 7
- 3:28 pm
- π Third Quarter Moon
Tuesday July 14
- 5:43 am
- π New Moon
Tuesday July 21
- 7:05 am
- π First Quarter Moon
Wednesday July 29
- 10:35 am
- π Full Moon
August 2026
Wednesday August 5
- 10:21 pm
- π Third Quarter Moon
Wednesday August 12
- 11:34 am – 3:57 pm
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Total Solar Eclipse (Spain and Mallorca)
To experience greatest totality, you might get a lucky break in the clouds in Greenland or Iceland… but unlikely according to Eclipsophile:
Two-thirds of the Moonβs shadow path falls over water and even a casual glance at Figure 1 shows that ship-borne viewing sites will be challenged to find good weather. Instead, the best observing sites are on land or close to land and of these, Spain and Mallorca are the most promising.
- 1:36 pm
- π New Moon
Wednesday August 19
- 10:46 pm
- π First Quarter Moon
Friday August 28
- 12:18 am
- π Full Moon
September 2026
Friday September 4
- 3:51 am
- π Third Quarter Moon
Thursday September 10
- 11:26 pm
- π New Moon