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*No White lights or lit Cell Phone screens in Viewing Area* Tabb High School’s National Beta Club presents: An introduction to star gazing through learning & community involvement! Brought to you by educators, astronomers, engineers & scientists. GALAXY GAZING: A LESSON IN ASTRONOMY Learn to identify the planets, constellations & far away galaxies through your provided Star Kit! Friday, April 7th *Tabb High Parking Lot 4431 Big Bethel Rd. Yorktown, VA 23693 3:30pm-6:30pm Concessions available! Create your own ‘Stars in a Jar’ & ‘Galaxy Jar’ for a $5 donation to Tabb’s National Beta Club Bring your binoculars! _______________________ *Star Gazing at Yorktown Beach Picnic Area 7:30pm-10:00pm *10+ Viewing Telescopes! Come see Jupiter, Mars, Venus, the Moon, the Orion Nebula, the Whirlpool Galaxy & more! *Your Complete Star Kit Includes: Star Chart, Sky Wheel & Red Glow Stick *No White lights or lit Cell Phone screens in Viewing Area* TabbHighBeta@gmail.com

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