Become a Member!

Membership is open to everyone.  If you would like to become a full member of our club, please click here to download a membership sign-up form. The form outlines the benefits of membership and provides other useful information.

Yahoo! Group E-Mail List:

You can tune-in to club announcements and participate in group discussions by joining our electronic mailing list.  Click here to jump to our Yahoo! Groups page.

How to find us...

We welcome newcomers and visitors to our meetings and star parties. All our meetings and programs are free of charge.

General Club Meetings:

We meet every third Wednesday of the month at the North Medford High School Planetarium at 1900 North Keene Way Drive (click here for campus map).  All meetings start at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted.  No regular meetings are planned over the summer (May, June, July, & August), but we do usually hold star parties and other events in the summer.  Check this website or our Yahoo! group for the latest announcements!


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Cosmology Group Gatherings:

The Cosmology Group meets every first Wednesday of the month at the home of Norma Anderson (Fair Oaks Ave. @ Mt. Meadows Dr.) in Ashland.  Meetings start at 7:30 p.m.  We hold informal discussions on the latest news and developments in cosmology and related sciences.  To RSVP, contact Norma Anderson at 541-482-4741 or Erik Anderson at 541-201-8854.


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Star Parties:

We usually hold star parties on Saturdays nearest the new moon when weather permits.  All our star parties are free of charge and everyone is invited. Check this website or our Yahoo! group for the latest announcements.

Our usual star party site is at Rogue Eagles Flying Field, near Agate Reservoir just outside White City.  When the party is on, we meet there starting around sunset.  Directions: Take Highway 62 to Highway 140 (towards Klamath Falls). Go four or five miles on 140, past the golf course and turn right on Antelope Road. Go 3/4 of a mile or so on Antelope Road past the Golf Course entrance and look to the right for "Agate Lake" There is a volunteer fire station to the right of the entrance to "Rogue Eagles Flying Field."  The gate will be opened by an SOS club member at sunset.

IMPORTANT: Do NOT park or drive your automobile on the paved areas -- the only vehicles that the thin depth of the asphalt was intended to accommodate are model airplanes!


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