May 9th and 10th - Relax at the Leavenworth Inn in historic Leavenworth, Indiana for two nights as The Louisville Astronomical Society hosts Inn guests at the new James G. Baker Center for Astronomy classroom at their Dark Sky Site in Curby, Indiana, just a few miles from the Inn. They will then open their roll-off roof observatory for a special viewing of Saturn and the Quarter Moon as they float on a River of Stars.

There you will see the Craters of the Moon, the Orion Nebula and the Rings of Saturn through your own scope or look through the society’s giant 16” Meade Reflector Telescope in their roll-off roof observatory.

Package includes:

• Two Nights Accommodations at The Leavenworth Inn.
  One Hour Lesson in the LAS Classroom on Friday night on observing the River of Stars and Telescope Instruction.
  Two viewing sessions at the LAS James G. Baker Center for Astronomy in Curby, Indiana. (subject to weather)
  Breakfast each morning at the famous Overlook Restaurant located right across the street.
  Private time away from the kids- priceless!
   

Call the Leavenworth Inn at (812) 739-2120 or Toll-free: (888) 739-2120 for prices. You can go to www.leavenworthinn.com to pick out your room.