The Moon will be fully illuminated as seen from Earth.

Mercury will be at it's highest point in the sky as seen from Earth. This is one of the best times to observe the innermost planet.

A New Moon occurs when the Sun and Moon have the same ecliptical longitude. This is the first phase of the lunar cycle, meaning this celestial body will not be visible in the sky.

Saturn will be it's closest to Earth in it's orbit and the ringed planet will appear it's fullest and brightest.

The Moon will be fully illuminated as seen from Earth.

Venus will be at it’s highest point in the sky as seen from Earth. This is one of the best times to observe the Evening Star.

A New Moon occurs when the Sun and Moon have the same ecliptical longitude. This is the first phase of the lunar cycle, meaning this celestial body will not be visible in the sky.

Marks the first day of Summer!

Venus and Jupiter will appear within .3° of each other.

The Moon will be fully illuminated as seen from Earth.