Silhouetted trees stand by a calm body of water under a clear night sky, where stars and a faint purple glow are visible above the horizon. Power lines stretch across the scene.

Learn about the effects of artificial light at night on human health, wildlife and ecosystems from Dark Sky Tasmania, Wilderness Society, and Huon Valley Council. After which there will be stargazing with Astronomical Society of Tasmania!

📅 When: Friday 17 April

Time: 6.00pm – 9.00pm

📌 Location: Palais Theatre & Franklin Foreshore

💲Cost: FREE

🎟️ Bookings: Click HERE

ℹ️ More Info:

  • Wear warm clothing
  • Bring binoculars (if you have them)
  • Bring a picnic rug or foldable chair if you would like to sit

For more information on International Dark Sky Week 2026 – visit their website: ttps://idsw.darksky.org/

Green aurora lights illuminate the night sky, partially covered by dark clouds, with silhouettes of plants and trees in the foreground. Distant stars are visible above the glowing horizon.

Proudly supported by: Huon Valley Council, Dark Sky Tasmania, The Wilderness Society & Astronomical Society Tasmania.

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