A Harvest of Stars on Michigan’s Beaver Island
Each year the Full Moon closest to Autumn Equinox enjoys the distinction of being Harvest Moon, and it happens this […]
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Telling Stories ~ Fact, Fiction, or Otherwise with Glen Arbor Arts Center
Once upon a star… I so enjoyed this interview with Sarah Bearup-Neal for the exhibit Telling Stories at Glen Arbor […]
Earth Laughs in Flowers Under Lyrid Meteor Showers
The Moon holds out her apron to catch the falling stars this week when the Lyrid Meteor Shower peaks overnight […]
When the Harmony of the Cosmos Fills the Soul
Monday September 6, 2021 brings the last New Moon of the Summer, and I’m observing it by celebrating my ninth […]
Mary Stewart Adams’ recommendations included in MLive Best Tips for Stargazing in Michigan
I’m pleased to share this article by Emily Bingham at MLive, for all the best stargazing tips this week of […]
The Soul Comes Out to Play in the Dark
This week’s waning Moon means it’s International Dark Sky Week 2021, from April 5 to 12. Throughout this week you […]
How to Know the Stars with Star Lore Historian Mary Stewart Adams
It’s not too soon to include the stars in your New Year’s resolutions ~ and here’s a terrific way to […]
The Song of Eurydice for International Dark Sky Week
This week marks International Dark Sky Week, because of the New Moon on Wednesday, April 22nd, which is also the […]
When We Go Into the Dark ~ Humanity and the Dark Sky for International Dark Sky Week, April 19-26, 2020
Each year during the week of April’s New Moon, International Dark Sky Week is observed and celebrated around the world. […]
Beyond the Telescope ~ National Park Service Webinar by Mary Stewart Adams
Recently I had the opportunity to present to the Night Sky Network of the National Park Service on my humanities-based […]