Learn how to take images of the Moon and planets that you can be proud of.

Bring along your best tips for sharing and show and tell for how to make an evening under the stars more enjoyable.

Learn how to use your telescope and camera for outreach.

Learn how to find locations for dark sky observations and how to make the best use of online weather resources

Starting this December, we will be launching a new Astrophotography Club for all RASC Toronto Centre members.

Astrophotography for Everyone: Image Editing Using PixInsight and Hubble Space Data Presenter: Mehdi Bozzo-Rey

Planetary Photography: Beginner & Advanced TechniquesPresenter: Jim Chung

Deep Sky Image Processing with Photoshop – NGC 6946Presenter: Dietmar Kupke

Lunar, Night Sky Landscape, and Deep Sky Photography with DSLR + Editing with Photoshop and LightroomPresenter: Ben Lappalainen

Here on earth, we can only see two planets pass between us and the Sun - and it doesn't happen every day! The last time we saw Mercury appear to glide across the face of the Sun was in 2006. The next time it happens is 2019. Join us for this special daytime event at the David Dunlap Observatory. The gates will open at 10:00 a.m. If the weather's clear, stop by for a (safe) peek at the Sun through a variety of solar telescopes. We'll be webcasting too! For obvious reasons, the big telescope will not be in use. There's no charge. Just drop by.