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📅 Date: November 27th, 2023 🕠 Time: 5:30 PM–7:30 PM 📍 Location: Sports Field, Denver City Park (West of the Martin Luther King Memorial Circle)


Join us for our inaugural Mile High Astronomy Tour Stargazing in Denver, where the cosmos come alive amidst the city lights! We're thrilled to offer this first test program for just $20, exclusively on November 27th.


Stargazing in Denver brings a smile to everyone's face

🌟 What's in Store for You?As the sun begins its descent, meet our head astronomer, Luke, who'll unravel the mysteries of the celestial world. Discover our twilight telescope viewing, offering an up-close look at our equipment while Luke shares their remarkable capabilities. Equipped with red lights to preserve night vision, delve into an enthralling astronomy talk—covering navigation, constellations, and the ever-evolving night sky.

As darkness blankets the city, our large telescopes unlock mesmerizing views of cosmic treasures—galaxies, clusters, nebulae, planets, and twinkling stars. Engage in an immersive experience as Luke shares insights, answers your questions, and guides you through telescope usage. After the tour, linger a little longer and savor the cosmic views as Luke packs up, ensuring a captivating and enlightening night under the stars.

What's Included?✔️ Snacks: Granola bars, chips✔️ Drinks: Refreshing water✔️ Equipment: Telescopes, lights, and more

🌌 Meet Your Host, Luke A Denver native with a degree in astrophysics from CU, Luke has over 9 years of experience in communicating the wonders of astronomy. Passionate about stargazing and camping, he's excited to showcase the Mile High night sky to all enthusiasts!

👉 How to Book:Ready for this cosmic journey? Secure your spot now by scrolling down to "Mile High Astronomy Tour in Denver CO" at AstroTours.org/book.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in accessible astronomy, blending education and wonder in the heart of Denver! Mark your calendars for November 27th, and let's discover the captivating universe together.

See you under the starry skies! 🌠✨

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A vast desert landscape, the night sky illuminated by a blanket of stars, and a community gathered to celebrate art, music, and the cosmic wonders above. That's precisely what unfolded at Unison 2023, and AstroTours.org was there to add a celestial touch to this unique event. Join us as we recount our experience under the desert stars at Unison, an event that embodies the spirit of clarity, creativity, and connectivity.


Stargazing at Unison outside of Durango Colorado

Unison: Where Heart-Centered Connections Flourish

Unison isn't your typical gathering. It's a place where people come together to explore their greatest selves while fostering a collective sense of energetic unity. Held in the breathtaking Durango, Colorado, and hosted at the Tico Time Resort, Unison's ethos centers on heart-centered living, creativity, and friendship. It's an event that encourages attendees to be present, clear, and sober, ensuring a safe and loving environment for all.


Solar telescope set up on a beach

Stargazing in the Four Corners Region

The Four Corners region, where Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah intersect, is a haven for stargazing enthusiasts. The high elevation and low light pollution make it a prime spot for observing the cosmos. AstroTours.org capitalized on this celestial canvas to offer attendees an unforgettable stargazing experience.


sound healing and stargazing we set up telescopes on the beach right outside of the sound healing tent

AstroTours.org's Debut at Tico Time Resort

Unison 2023 marked a special occasion for AstroTours.org as it was our first time setting up at the Tico Time River Resort. Our team, experienced in creating immersive stargazing environments, ensured that the cosmic wonders above were easily accessible to all Unison participants. The desert's natural beauty combined with our telescopes made for a stellar combination.


Stargazing, Art, and Music

At Unison, the boundaries between art, music, and stargazing blurred. Attendees had the opportunity to explore the night sky through our telescopes while being serenaded by live music and surrounded by captivating art installations. It was a sensory experience like no other, where the celestial and the creative converged.



barefoot stargazing on a beach

Planning Your Four Corners Event

If you're planning an event in the Four Corners region, AstroTours.org has the expertise to elevate it to cosmic heights. Our seasoned team can set up telescopes, create immersive stargazing environments, and add a touch of wonder to your gathering. Contact us to turn your event into an unforgettable celestial celebration.


looking at the stars above Unison

Unison 2023 was a testament to the power of heart-centered living, creativity, and the beauty of the night sky. Under the desert stars of Durango, Colorado, AstroTours.org helped attendees forge connections with the cosmos and each other. Whether you're planning an event in the Four Corners region or simply have a passion for stargazing, art, and music, AstroTours.org is here to make your celestial dreams come true. Join us as we continue to explore the wonders of the universe, one starry night at a time.


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AstroTours.org, a local astronomy tour business operating out of Boulder, Colorado, is seeking multiple tour guides to join their team for the winter/spring going into the busy summer season. As a tour guide, you will be responsible for leading tours starting at sunset and lasting for approximately 2 hours, with shifts lasting 4 to 6 hours to allow for adequate preparation and clean-up time.


Calling all space people!

Must-have qualifications:

  • Reliability

  • Some familiarity with astronomy and the use of telescopes (training will be provided)

  • Valid driver's license and experience driving in the mountains at night

  • Ability to lift 55lbs

  • Confidence speaking in front of an audience

  • Enjoyment communicating complex ideas to people from around the world



Additional qualifications that would make you stand out:

  • Knowledge of astronomy folklore, such as mythology, astrology, indigenous star names, etc.

  • Safety experience, including CPR and First Aid

  • Knowledge of Colorado nature, flora, fauna, geology, geography, and history

  • Travel or tour guiding experience


If you meet the above qualifications, please send an email to Coda@AstroTours.org with:

  1. "Job Posting" in the subject line.

  2. Attached CV or resume.

  3. In the body of the email please include:

    • A brief bio highlighting your astronomy skills and experience

    • Your availability for Spring/Summer 2024

    • Your favorite Messier object (or object from any other catalog)

    • Any questions you may have.

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