The mission of Heritage Starfest is to foster enjoyment and preservation of the dark skies of the Colorado Plateau as an important part of our natural and cultural heritage.
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Participants of all ages, enjoy the exhibits set up by astronomy and dark sky ethusiasts.
Linton Rohr is a local meteorite collector who displays and discusses his collection ...
Stargazing is an essential element of any star party. At the Heritage Starfest, telescopes are available both Friday and Saturday night for dark sky viewing.
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The Heritage Starfest is a free event. We operate as a nonprofit and seek donations to support our activities.
If you'd like to help, contact us by email.
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We're seeking people who are willing to share their telescopes, time, and expertise at this rewarding festival.
If you'd like to set up your telescope, complete the Telescope ...
Do you have something to share or sell? We want you!
Regardless of whether you have candy to sell or astronomy materials to share, we'd like you to ...
Get Involved! We're currently looking for volunteers for this year's event.
We're looking for volunteers to assist with the festival booth, crowd control, and cleanup.
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Celebrating the Dark Skies of the Colorado Plateau
The annual Heritage Starfest encourages people to enjoy the dark skies of the Colorado Plateau, share the heritage of night skies, and encourage preservation of dark skies.
Third Annual Heritage Starfest
Bring your friends and family to the annual Heritage Starfest.
Who? Anyone who enjoys the night skies
What? A two-day FREE starfest
When? October 12-13, 2012
Where? Wayne County, Utah
Why? To celebrate the night skies of the Colorado Plateau