Experience the celestial wonder of a Partial Lunar Eclipse at Frosty Drew Observatory and Science Center. On August 27, 2026, the moon will take on a crimson hue, providing a spectacular sight for all to enjoy. Our observatory will be open to the public, offering telescope access and expert commentary on this rare astronomical event. Come be part of this inspirational night of science and discovery as we gaze at the universe together.
What to Expect
A guided viewing of the lunar eclipse with access to observatory telescopes and astronomical information.
Who Should Attend
Astronomy enthusiasts
Families
Students
Science lovers
Agenda Overview
The observatory opens for the eclipse event; check the website for specific timing.
Venue & Address
Frosty Drew Observatory and Science Center
62 Park Ln, Ninigret Park Charlestown , Rhode Island – 02813 United States
Organizer
Frosty Drew Observatory and Science Center · Non-profit
Frosty Drew Observatory is a gateway to the Milky Way, providing science and astronomy education.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a partial lunar eclipse?
An event where the moon passes through part of Earth's shadow.
Where is the event?
Frosty Drew Observatory, Ninigret Park, Charlestown, RI.
Is it free?
Check the Frosty Drew website for event details.
Do I need special equipment?
No, the observatory provides telescopes for viewing.
What if it's cloudy?
Viewing is weather-dependent; check the website for updates.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, all are welcome to witness this event.
Tags
Astronomy
Science
Charlestown
Lunar Eclipse
Education
RI
Summary
A special viewing event for the Partial Lunar Eclipse at Frosty Drew Observatory.