Look Up
Join guided telescope nights on Beaver Island. Galaxies, nebulae, planets, and the Milky Way in startling clarity.
Beaver Island, Michigan · Certified Dark Sky
Come see the majesty of the universe
Duke Skygawker hosts telescope gatherings under some of the darkest skies in the Midwest. Bring your curiosity — we'll bring the telescopes. Then help us keep the night dark by trading your porch light for red.
Swap the Light
Change one exterior bulb to red and instantly reduce light pollution. The same warm glow, a far darker sky.
Protect the Night
Every red light protects wildlife, saves energy, and keeps the stars visible for the next generation.
On the Calendar
Upcoming Dark Sky Events
Reserve your spot beneath the stars. All are welcome — no telescope required.
Sep
28
Milky Way Nights: Summer Star Party
📍 Fox Lake Astronomical Field, Beaver Island, MI
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Oct
12
Planets at Dusk: Jupiter & Saturn
📍 Beaver Island Public Beach Overlook
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Nov
2
New Moon Deep-Sky Marathon
📍 Fox Lake Astronomical Field, Beaver Island, MI
Details →The Red Light Project
One small bulb. A thousand more stars.
White porch lights scatter upward and wash out the night. Red light keeps your nighttime vision, guides you safely, and leaves the sky alone. Swap yours today.
Shop the CollectionPorch Lights
Warm red fixtures.
Red Bulbs
For any socket.
Keychain Lights
Red light to go.
Sky-Safe Gear
Observe without glare.
From the Shop
Dark Sky Essentials
Practical, beautiful red lighting that protects the night.
Red Porch Lights
Red Porch Light Fixture
A classic downward-facing porch fixture that keeps light on the ground.
$48.00
Red Lightbulbs
Red LED Porch Bulb (9W)
Screw it into any standard socket and watch the sky return.
$9.50
Red Keychain Lights
Red Keychain Flashlight
A pocket-sized red beam for finding your way in the dark.
$12.00
Other Dark Sky Gear
Red Headlamp with Red/White Modes
Hands-free red light for setup, plus a white mode for emergencies.
$24.00
Get Out There
Ready to see the universe?
Come to a gathering, bring a friend, and go home with a red bulb. That's how dark skies come back.