Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society
Red Beach, Auckland
Discover the wonders of the night sky with the Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society, a welcoming group dedicated to fostering enthusiasm for astronomy. Join around 35 passionate attendees at regular gatherings, part of our 60-strong membership and over 500 social media followers. Benefit from plenty of expert advice and camaraderie in this social astronomy club. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned stargazer, our Red Beach, Auckland meetings offer engaging discussions and shared experiences under New Zealand's clear skies. Explore astronomy hobbies and special interests with like-minded individuals right here on the Hibiscus Coast.
What Makes Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society Special
The Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society stands out as a vibrant astronomy club focused on hobbies and special interests, bringing together enthusiasts to explore the cosmos. What truly sets this group apart is its social atmosphere, where an average of 35 dedicated individuals gather to share knowledge and experiences. With a membership of around 60 and over 500 followers on social media, the society thrives on camaraderie and plenty of practical advice. Members enjoy a supportive environment that encourages learning about stars, planets, and celestial events without the need for personal equipment—relying instead on collective wisdom and friendly guidance. This welcoming space is ideal for anyone passionate about astronomy, offering engaging interactions that make every meeting memorable.
About Red Beach
Located at 23 Red Beach Road, Red Beach 0932, in the Auckland region and Rodney district, the Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society benefits from a prime spot that's easily accessible for locals and visitors alike. Red Beach provides a convenient and serene setting for astronomy activities, with its coastal proximity offering unobstructed views of the night sky. The venue's location ensures straightforward access via main roads, making it simple for members from surrounding areas to attend without hassle. Nestled in this picturesque part of New Zealand, the society's meetings capitalise on the area's natural beauty and low light pollution, enhancing the overall experience for stargazing and discussions. Whether you're travelling from nearby Auckland suburbs or further afield, the convenience of this location makes joining the astronomy community effortless.
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MembersUpcoming Events
Thu 05 Mar
07:30 pmAstronomy Viewings on Hibiscus Coast
Everything You Need to Know The Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society offers astronomy viewings that bring together a social group of around 35 enthusiastic people at each session. With a membership of 60 and over 500 followers on social media, this club fosters a welcoming environment for anyone interested in the night sky. These viewings are open to all ages, making them suitable for everyone from curious beginners to seasoned stargazers. What makes these viewings special is the camaraderie and plenty of advice shared among participants. You'll spend 90 minutes observing celestial wonders, guided by fellow members who are eager to help. No prior experience is needed—just bring your sense of wonder. The club emphasises community connection, turning each session into a relaxed gathering where people chat, learn, and enjoy the stars together. 🌌 Entry fees are not fixed; check with the club for details, as they may vary or be free depending on the event. Sessions typically occur in the evenings when the sky is clear, though exact timings depend on weather and club announcements. Requirements are minimal: comfortable clothing for outdoor viewing and perhaps a blanket if it's chilly. The focus is on the social side, so expect friendly discussions alongside the astronomy. Benefits include building new friendships, gaining knowledge about constellations and planets, and feeling part of a supportive community on the Hibiscus Coast. These viewings highlight the joy of shared hobbies, especially in a special interest like astronomy. Attendees often leave inspired, with tips on equipment or apps to enhance their home viewing. It's a great way to connect locally, away from screens, and appreciate the universe in good company. Whether you're there for the science or the social vibe, these 90-minute sessions deliver both. Open to all ages: Suitable for families, adults, and anyone curious about the stars. Social atmosphere: Average 35 attendees per session, with plenty of camaraderie. Duration and format: 90 minutes of guided viewing and discussion. Entry details: Check with club for fees—may be free or low-cost. Key benefits: Learn from members, build community ties, and enjoy astronomy together. Requirements: No equipment needed; advice provided on-site. ⭐ About the Venue Viewings take place in Red Beach, Auckland, a coastal area perfect for clear night skies away from city lights. The venue is an open, outdoor spot chosen for optimal stargazing, offering easy access for the community. This location enhances the experience with its fresh sea air and minimal light pollution, ideal for spotting stars and planets. Red Beach provides a relaxed setting that encourages mingling, with nearby parking and space for groups. It's part of the broader Hibiscus Coast community, known for its welcoming vibe and outdoor activities. Attendees appreciate how the area's natural beauty complements the astronomy focus, making each session feel connected to the local environment.
Red Beach, Auckland
Thu 12 Mar
07:30 pmAstronomy Viewings on Hibiscus Coast
Everything You Need to Know The Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society offers astronomy viewings that bring together a social group of around 35 enthusiastic people at each session. With a membership of 60 and over 500 followers on social media, this club fosters a welcoming environment for anyone interested in the night sky. These viewings are open to all ages, making them suitable for everyone from curious beginners to seasoned stargazers. What makes these viewings special is the camaraderie and plenty of advice shared among participants. You'll spend 90 minutes observing celestial wonders, guided by fellow members who are eager to help. No prior experience is needed—just bring your sense of wonder. The club emphasises community connection, turning each session into a relaxed gathering where people chat, learn, and enjoy the stars together. 🌌 Entry fees are not fixed; check with the club for details, as they may vary or be free depending on the event. Sessions typically occur in the evenings when the sky is clear, though exact timings depend on weather and club announcements. Requirements are minimal: comfortable clothing for outdoor viewing and perhaps a blanket if it's chilly. The focus is on the social side, so expect friendly discussions alongside the astronomy. Benefits include building new friendships, gaining knowledge about constellations and planets, and feeling part of a supportive community on the Hibiscus Coast. These viewings highlight the joy of shared hobbies, especially in a special interest like astronomy. Attendees often leave inspired, with tips on equipment or apps to enhance their home viewing. It's a great way to connect locally, away from screens, and appreciate the universe in good company. Whether you're there for the science or the social vibe, these 90-minute sessions deliver both. Open to all ages: Suitable for families, adults, and anyone curious about the stars. Social atmosphere: Average 35 attendees per session, with plenty of camaraderie. Duration and format: 90 minutes of guided viewing and discussion. Entry details: Check with club for fees—may be free or low-cost. Key benefits: Learn from members, build community ties, and enjoy astronomy together. Requirements: No equipment needed; advice provided on-site. ⭐ About the Venue Viewings take place in Red Beach, Auckland, a coastal area perfect for clear night skies away from city lights. The venue is an open, outdoor spot chosen for optimal stargazing, offering easy access for the community. This location enhances the experience with its fresh sea air and minimal light pollution, ideal for spotting stars and planets. Red Beach provides a relaxed setting that encourages mingling, with nearby parking and space for groups. It's part of the broader Hibiscus Coast community, known for its welcoming vibe and outdoor activities. Attendees appreciate how the area's natural beauty complements the astronomy focus, making each session feel connected to the local environment.
Red Beach, Auckland
Thu 19 Mar
07:30 pmAstronomy Viewings on Hibiscus Coast
Everything You Need to Know The Hibiscus Coast Astronomical Society offers astronomy viewings that bring together a social group of around 35 enthusiastic people at each session. With a membership of 60 and over 500 followers on social media, this club fosters a welcoming environment for anyone interested in the night sky. These viewings are open to all ages, making them suitable for everyone from curious beginners to seasoned stargazers. What makes these viewings special is the camaraderie and plenty of advice shared among participants. You'll spend 90 minutes observing celestial wonders, guided by fellow members who are eager to help. No prior experience is needed—just bring your sense of wonder. The club emphasises community connection, turning each session into a relaxed gathering where people chat, learn, and enjoy the stars together. 🌌 Entry fees are not fixed; check with the club for details, as they may vary or be free depending on the event. Sessions typically occur in the evenings when the sky is clear, though exact timings depend on weather and club announcements. Requirements are minimal: comfortable clothing for outdoor viewing and perhaps a blanket if it's chilly. The focus is on the social side, so expect friendly discussions alongside the astronomy. Benefits include building new friendships, gaining knowledge about constellations and planets, and feeling part of a supportive community on the Hibiscus Coast. These viewings highlight the joy of shared hobbies, especially in a special interest like astronomy. Attendees often leave inspired, with tips on equipment or apps to enhance their home viewing. It's a great way to connect locally, away from screens, and appreciate the universe in good company. Whether you're there for the science or the social vibe, these 90-minute sessions deliver both. Open to all ages: Suitable for families, adults, and anyone curious about the stars. Social atmosphere: Average 35 attendees per session, with plenty of camaraderie. Duration and format: 90 minutes of guided viewing and discussion. Entry details: Check with club for fees—may be free or low-cost. Key benefits: Learn from members, build community ties, and enjoy astronomy together. Requirements: No equipment needed; advice provided on-site. ⭐ About the Venue Viewings take place in Red Beach, Auckland, a coastal area perfect for clear night skies away from city lights. The venue is an open, outdoor spot chosen for optimal stargazing, offering easy access for the community. This location enhances the experience with its fresh sea air and minimal light pollution, ideal for spotting stars and planets. Red Beach provides a relaxed setting that encourages mingling, with nearby parking and space for groups. It's part of the broader Hibiscus Coast community, known for its welcoming vibe and outdoor activities. Attendees appreciate how the area's natural beauty complements the astronomy focus, making each session feel connected to the local environment.
Red Beach, Auckland
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