If you enjoy gazing at the sky or are looking for a unique outing for the whole family, mark your calendars—the Astronomy Nights, organized in collaboration with the Monterrey Astronomical Society, are back. The event will take place at Rufino Tamayo Park, where you’ll be able to observe the Moon, planets, and other objects in the night sky through telescopes.
In addition to stargazing, the event will feature a talk by experts and workshops for children, making it an ideal activity for exploring the world of astronomy without needing prior experience or specialized equipment.
A night to discover the universe
During the evening, members of the Monterrey Astronomical Society will share interesting facts about the celestial bodies visible that night and answer attendees’ questions while they enjoy observing through the telescopes.
All you need to bring is curiosity and a strong desire to learn. The event is designed for people of all ages, so it’s a great way to spend time with family or friends.
📅 Thursday, July 30
📍 Rufino Tamayo Park, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León
🕡 6:30 p.m.
🎟️ Free admission
Be sure to check the weather forecast
As with any outdoor stargazing activity, the event is subject to weather conditions. In the event of rain or completely overcast skies, the organizers will announce any changes through their official channels.
If the weather cooperates, it will be a great opportunity to admire the Moon, identify some planets, and learn more about the universe from both enthusiasts and experts—all free of charge and in one of San Pedro’s most iconic parks.
