About the Comox Valley Astronomy Club
The Comox Valley Astronomy Club is a non-profit society with the aim of promoting and enjoying amateur astronomy and related activities in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. We meet at the Courtenay Public library on the first Monday of every month (or 2nd Monday if the first is a holiday) from September through June. When the weather is favourable and there is something to see, we will gather at 8pm onward for observation sessions. For a complete schedule of meetings and observation times please see below.
Image credit: Comox Valley Record
Gallery
A gallery of photographs taken by our members.
If you would like your photograph(s) added to the gallery, please email them to me with a little detail about the photograph and any additional info you’d like added.
Meeting times
Monthly Meetings
Observing Sessions
We meet at the Courtenay Public library on the first Monday of every month. Meetings start at 6:00 pm and run for approximately two hours. There’s occasionally an informal get-together after the meetings.
Do you have an idea for a presentation at an upcoming meeting? Everyone is welcome to present on an astronomy subject during our monthly meeting. If you would like to present at our meeting, please contact us.
Location: Courtenay Public Library, ( View Map )
May 21: Take a guided tour of the spring sky
Due to the unpredictable weather on Vancouver Island, announcements of observing sessions are often somewhat “last minute”. You can keep up-to-date by checking this website, subscribing to our mailing list, or joining our Facebook group.
Location: Highland Park Baseball Field ( View Map )
Calendar of Astronomical Events
Clear Sky Chart
This chart is for Courtenay, but there are also charts for Comox and Cumberland , Campbell River , Campbell Valley Regional Park , and Fanny Bay, Union Bay, Denman Island and Bowser .
Contact
You can email our club president directly at mail4don@shaw.ca or via our Facebook Group.