The Eddington Astronomical Society meets in Kendal, Cumbria in the Kendal Museum at 7pm on the first Monday of each month (except Bank Holidays).
An up-coming event at UCLAN in Preston: The Jeremiah Horrocks Spring Lecture Comets, Asteroids and Impacts. Should we worry and what can we do? Tuesday 15th May 2018 – 6:30 pm.
The next EAS public Moonwatch will be on Saturday
24th November. 
Meetings bring together astronomers and others who are interested in science and the cosmos, and provides a forum for
discussion of matters relating to astronomy. The Society is named in honour of Sir
Arthur Stanley Eddington , the famous astrophysicist, who was born in Kendal. 
Whether you’re interested in the latest mind-boggling cosmological theories, or just want to know how to find your way
around the night sky, EAS is for you. Visitors and new members are welcome regardless of age,
experience, or any equipment they might (or might not) own. We have well-known and popular guest speakers. Our own
members also give talks and presentations about subjects related to astronomy. Why not come along to one of our
meetings, or our public observing sessions where you will be able to see and use various telescopes, etc? 