SCG Presents: Café Sci Astronomy and the Winter Sky

A free presentation for people of all ages on the planets, stars and galaxies that make up our extraordinary universe.

Join us for an exciting presentation on the night sky and view the fascinating work of NASA's JWST telescope which captures incredible images of deep space from its halo orbit on the far side of the moon.

There will also be refreshments and time for a Q&A with the experts from the Shropshire Astronomical Society, before heading outside and taking a tour of the winter sky.

Book your place now at

SciCafe Booking

Places are extremely limited and young people who need to bring an adult are requested to have just one person to accompany them.

The Shropshire Astronomical Society (SAS) is a county-wide group for anyone interested in astronomy, star-gazing or space exploration. It meets once a month for observing sessions at various venues throughout the county.

The SAS is keen to promote astronomy and raise public awareness of astronomy, but it encourages members to pursue their passion for astronomy in whichever way they most enjoy. Consequently, the membership encompasses interests ranging from people observing using CCDs, to those content to read "Astronomy Now" and watch "The Sky at Night".