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Online registration is now open!! Click the Buy Tickets button!

Buy tickets for Astrocon 2025 at Bryce Canyon

Alternatively, a printable registration form is also available by clicking HERE. You can print and mail the completed form on page 2, with your check made payable to ASTROCON 2025 to:

Astronomical League
ASTROCON 2025 Registration
9201 Ward Parkway
Suite 100
Kansas City, MO 64114

Please use one form for each attendee.
One check is OK for your group.


If you are ordering a "Ladies Fit" embroidered golf shirt during your registration, please use the size chart below as a reference.

Ladies Golf Shirt Size Chart

Sponsors

  • Sky and Telescope Magazine
  • ZWO
  • Mile High Astronomy

Presenters

  • Dr. Stacy Palen
  • Shane L. Larson, Research Professor [he/him] KF7WOZ Associate Director, CIERA, Northwestern University Center for Interdisciplinary Exploration & Research in Astrophysics Fellow, American Physical Society BLOG : writescience.wordpress.com/ TWITTER: @sciencejedi YOUTUBE: youtube.com/sciencejedi/ "The desire to be connected to the Cosmos reflects a profound reality... that we ARE connected. Not in trivial ways... but in the deepest ways." -- Carl Sagan
  • Cindy La Russa
  • Cindy L Krach, DVM
  • Terry Mann became the Vice President of the Astronomical League on September 1, 2024. Currently, she is also the Chair of the Great Lakes Region of the League and a Trustee. She is the host of Astronomical League Live, a monthly program broadcasted by Scott Roberts of Explore Scientific. The program has been on for about three and a half years and has reached thousands of viewers.
  • Chuck is president of the Astronomical League and has 12 years of prior service as League president (1998-2002) and vice-president. A League Lifetime Member, he founded the League’s National Young Astronomer Award in 1993, co-chaired the ALCon ’21 Virtual convention, and received the G. R. Wright Award for service in 1998.
  • Scott Harrington is a 30-year-old amateur astronomer from northern Arkansas who lives under very dark and enviable skies. Scott is quickly becoming known for such extraordinary observations as seeing 80 globular clusters in handheld 8x56 binoculars and 200 planetary nebulae in a 130mm reflector.
  • Brian Ottum
  • Dr. Carl J. Wenning
  • Jeffrey W. Mirick
  • John Chapman-Smith
  • Chris Hanson
  • Martin Ratcliffe
  • Jericho Kuehl

Exhibitors

  • Sky & Telescope Magazine
  • firstcontact
  • Astronomical League Sales
  • Explore Scientific
  • Spencers Camera
  • ASP
  • Everen Expeditions
  • Stellarvue
  • ZWO
  • Simulation Curriculum
  • Pegasus Astro
  • Cloudbreak Optics
  • Mile High Astronomy
  • Lost Sky Ranch
  • Astrophotography Tool