Events & Gatherings

Hosted by the Hill Country Alliance, this session covers eligibility criteria, the application process, and how to request reimbursement (up to $5,000) for outdoor lighting improvements through the Night Sky Preservation Fund. Open to nonprofits, local governments, and small businesses across the region, including Kerr County.

The Hill Country Alliance opens applications for its Night Sky Preservation Fund, offering reimbursement grants up to $5,000 to nonprofits, local governments, and small businesses working to reduce light pollution and improve outdoor lighting across 22 eligible counties, including Kerr County.

A family-friendly program introducing kids and adults to the wonders of the night sky and why protecting it matters for Kerr County. Hosted at the Kerrville Public Library.

An adult-focused program on light pollution and night sky preservation, hosted at the Kerrville Public Library.

Grab a slice and join us for an evening of pizza and dark-sky education. We'll cover how light pollution is creeping across Kerr County, the three aspects of light pollution — sky glow, glare, and light trespass — and five simple guidelines you can apply on your own property this week. With gratitude to East End Pizza for hosting. Originally scheduled for July 16, this event has been rescheduled to October 15.

Join Kerr County Friends of the Night Sky for a presentation on light pollution and dark sky preservation, hosted at the Riverside Nature Center.

Join Kerr County Friends of the Night Sky for our regular monthly gathering. We discuss ongoing projects, plan upcoming events, coordinate volunteer activities, and welcome new members. All community members are welcome — no prior involvement required.