Saturday, March 21, 2026
\Join Paul Livio and members of the Riverside Astronomical Society for an evening of stargazing and space exploration. The event begins with a lecture at 7pm, followed by telescope viewing from 7:30pm to 9pm.
Get the latest images from the James Webb telescope and learn about Dracula’s Chivito — the coldest object in the sky. View double stars and spot deep sky objects through the telescopes, then take a constellation tour of Leo, Cancer, Ursa Major, and more.
Activities include:
- James Webb telescope images
- Learn about Dracula’s Chivito
- View double stars: Alcor Mizar, Iota Cancri, Gamma Leonis, Gamma Virginis
- Spot deep sky objects M44, M67, M65, and others
- Constellation tour of Leo, Cancer, Ursa Major, and more
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Before You Go: Visit Friends of Madrona Marsh‘s website for updates and details. This event is organized by the City of Torrance Park Services Division and Friends of Madrona Marsh. Kidsguide is an independent community resource helping families discover fun events across Southern California.
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