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Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Some astronomy, archaeology, art, and other events and exhibits fall 2025 – 2026+

Some annual star parties:



Chiefland AstroFest was October 17th-23rd at Chiefland Astronomy Village in Florida:  ChieflandAstro.com/AstroFest 


Novac Star Gaze was October 18th at CM Crockett Park in Virginia:  is.gd/NOVACSG25


Peach State Star Gaze was October 19-26th in Deerlick Astronomy Village in Georgia:  atlantaastronomy.org/pssg


The Eldorado Star Party was October 20-25th in Eldorado, Texas:  eldoradostarparty.org


Was February 7-8th in Raleigh, NC:  naturalsciences.org/calendar/astronomy-days/


The Winter Star Party in Scout Key, Florida was February 16th-22nd:  scas.org/winter-star-party 


No other star parties are listed in Sky and Telescope's printed magazine until mid-April, or in May, but maybe more are listed online.


2026's two Astronomy Days will be April 25th and September 19th:  astronomyday.astroleague.org 



For more see the Sky and Telescope website? – skyandtelescope.org and skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-resources/annual-stargazing-events/ ?



DarkSky International's Under One Sky 2025 conference was online November 7-8th.


In Houston, Texas – SoftLightHouston.com 


The Mayland Earth to Sky Park iBurnsville, in WNC (profiled on PBS NC's NC Weekend January 16th) – Mayland.edu


The 247th meeting of the AAS (anti-Russian but not anti-Israel or anti-US government?) was January 4-8th in Phoenix, Arizona


The 66th annual Meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies was January 9-10th in Berkeley, California.


A Native American Artand Culture Festival was January 18-19th in Junction, Arizona smldm.org 


The Archaeology Southwest Archaeology Cafe was February 3rd in Tucson, Arizona.


The 2026 Winter Count Primitive Skills Conference was February 15th-21st in Florence, Arizona:  wintercountcamp.com


The Maya Blue:  Ancient Color, New Visions exhibit in San Antonio goes through May 10th.


Makowa:  The Worlds Above Us in SantFe goes through August 17th.


Homelands:  Connecting to Mounds through Native Art in Knoxville goes to December 2027.


Clotilda:  The Exhibition in Mobile goes through May 31, 2028


– From the Archaeological Conservancy's magazine.  See thearchcons.org/ ?




[Not planned, but this is the 960th post on DS.]