Milky Way Wingletang St Agnes - Ed Marshall
Stargazing at Walthamstow: Spring Meteors and Night Sky Reflections
Walthamstow Wetlands,
Walthamstow Wetlands, 2 Forest Road , Walthamstow, London, N17 9NH
About the event
What is a shooting star? Is there a difference between a meteor, a comet or an asteroid? Where do they all come from? StowStargazers will share their perspective during this informative evening and reflect on other near-earth objects in the skies.
The evening will culminate in an exclusive guided walk through Walthamstow Wetlands with a chance to try see some of the Lyrids meteor shower (weather permitting), which is peaking at this time (weather permitting). The event will take place regardless of the weather and night sky conditions, and is a chance to enjoy this wonderful urban nature reserve after hours.
It’s not essential but feel free to bring binoculars and a red-light torch. Wrap up warm for your exclusive evening tour. All profits from this event are invested into London Wildlife Trust’s conservation and education work and the care of its nature reserves.
**The content of this event is suitable to people aged 15 and over, and people under 18 must hold a ticket and be accompanied by a responsible adult during the event.
StowStargazers brings people together to enjoy nature whilst experiencing the night sky. We have a passion for sharing knowledge and advice on all aspects of stargazing, learning together what is on show and giving tips for how to view the celestial sights. Michael of StowStargazers has been an avid hobby astronomer ever since being captivated by the milky way as a child. @stowstargazers
Image credit: (c) Ed Marshall
Booking
Price
£22Additional booking information
London Wildlife Trust will refund the ticket value (£22) if requested 7+ days before the event.Suitable for
Adults, BeginnersKnow before you go
Dogs
Please be advised that trained assistance dogs on duty are welcome, but in order to protect the sensitive habitat and drinking water supply, we cannot allow other dogs or pets of any kind on-site, as the wildlife may become distressed.