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SUMMARY:To the Moon & Beyond: Kingston’s Solar System Walk
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate International Moon Day with a unique\, family-friendly experience in the heart of Kingston. \nThe  Solar System Walk is a free\, self-guided trail that transforms Fairfield Recreation Ground in Kingston into a scaled model of our solar system—guiding you from the Sun\, past the planets\, and Earth’s Moon. \nRunning from 20 July – 30 September 2026\, this interactive walk lets you experience the vast distances of space on foot. Along the route\, discover fascinating facts about each planet and explore the story of our Moon—from the Apollo landings to today’s renewed era of exploration. \nFollowing the successful Artemis II mission\, which sent astronauts around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years\, humanity is now closer than ever to returning to the lunar surface. This trail offers a chance to reflect on that journey and be inspired by what comes next. \nPerfect for families\, curious minds\, and summer explorers\, the trail invites you to: \nWalk a scaled journey through the solar system\nDiscover the science and story of Earth’s Moon\nCelebrate a new chapter in lunar exploration\nExplore Kingston in a fun and engaging new way \nStart anywhere\, follow at your own pace\, and take your own giant leap towards the Moon.
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/to-the-moon-beyond-kingstons-solar-system-walk/
LOCATION:Fairfield Recreation Ground\, Kingston\, United Kingdom\, Kingston\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:In Person
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SUMMARY:Moon Through My Lens
DESCRIPTION:A single photograph has the power to capture a moment\, evoke emotions\, and tell a story that words alone cannot. On the occasion of International Moon Day (20 July 2026)\, Infinity Space Club (UPES Dehradun\, India)\, in collaboration with the Moon Village Association (MVA)\, invites photography enthusiasts\, storytellers\, and space lovers to participate in “Moon Through My Lens” – an online photography and storytelling competition that celebrates creativity through the beauty of our closest celestial neighbour. \nParticipants are invited to capture one original photograph of the Moon using any device of their choice\, whether a smartphone or a professional camera. Along with the photograph\, they must submit a short story inspired by the image. The story may be fiction or non-fiction\, reflecting the participant’s own thoughts\, memories\, emotions\, experiences\, or imagination inspired by the Moon. \nThe competition aims to encourage participants to look beyond the Moon as an astronomical object and explore the stories\, emotions\, and perspectives it inspires. By combining photography with creative writing\, this initiative seeks to foster a meaningful connection between science\, art\, and human expression while celebrating the universal fascination with Earth’s only natural satellite.
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/moon-through-my-lens/
LOCATION:University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES)\, Dehradun\, India\, Dehradun\, India
CATEGORIES:Online
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SUMMARY:Moon Frequencies: A Digital Art Exhibition Celebrating International Moon Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Moon Village Association Vienna\, Moon Frequencies is a digital art exhibition by Rachel Jag that celebrates the cultural\, scientific\, and imaginative significance of the Moon. Marking International Moon Day 2026\, the exhibition explores how contemporary digital art can deepen public engagement with humanity’s past achievements and future aspirations in space. \n\n\n\nDrawing inspiration from lunar exploration\, astronomy\, and the evolving vision of a sustainable human presence beyond Earth\, the exhibition features a collection of digital works that examine themes of discovery\, innovation\, resilience\, and our enduring connection to the Moon. Through dynamic visual language\, the artworks invite audiences to reflect on the Moon as both a physical destination for exploration and a universal symbol of curiosity\, creativity\, and shared human ambition. \n\n\n\nBy bringing together art and space science\, Moon Frequencies encourages dialogue across disciplines and generations\, demonstrating how artistic expression can complement scientific achievement and inspire new perspectives on humanity’s future in space. The exhibition serves as a tribute to international cooperation\, innovation\, and the collective pursuit of knowledge that International Moon Day represents. \n\n\n\n\nInternational Moon Day
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/moon-frequencies-a-digital-art-exhibition-celebrating-international-moon-day-2026-2/
LOCATION:Austria – Online\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Online
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SUMMARY:2026 Symposium on Humanity’s Lunar Future – in Celebration of International Moon Day
DESCRIPTION:Huntsville\, Alabama played a key role in NASA’s successful exploration of the Moon\, including the first human landing on the Moon in July 1969. This year\, some 57 years following that first landing\, astronauts returned: circling the Moon during an April 1-11 mission under the auspices of the Artemis program. Exciting plans and programs are now underway to continue the exploration and development of the Moon – including a permanent Moon Base in the lunar south polar region.  \nIn 2021\, the Moon Village Association (MVA) proposed to the United Nations (UN) the creation of a global annual commemoration of the Apollo 11 landing\, “International Moon Day” (IMD). In response\, a year later in 2022\, Drake State Community and Technical College in Huntsville organized and hosted the first highly-successful “Main Event” of the then newly-created IMD celebration.  \nThis year\, a Symposium on the topic of Humanity’s Lunar Future is being organized in Huntsville on 14 August 2026 as an International Moon Day “Global Event”\, supporting the overall theme of this year’s IMD: “To the Moon Together”. This IMD Global Event will engage thought-leaders\, engineers\, scientists and managers who are developing and accomplishing the vision of permanent lunar presence and activity. The symposium will provide an overview of the lunar opportunities\, plans and programs\, and will comprise participants from across academia\, industry\, government and non-government organizations.
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/2026-symposium-on-humanitys-lunar-future-in-celebration-of-international-moon-day/
LOCATION:Drake State Community and Technical College\, Huntsville\, Alabama\, USA\, 3421 Meridian St\, Huntsville\, 35811\, United States
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SUMMARY:Farah Law School’s 4th Virtual Lecture Series-2nd Episode
DESCRIPTION:🚨ATTENTION:The future of space is NOT just written in orbit. It’s built from the ground up. \nWhen we think of the space sector\, we often focus on the established powers leading the charge. But as humanity moves toward a multiplanetary future\, true sustainability requires inclusive legal frameworks built by non-traditional voices and emerging nations.🛰️ \nIn partnership with International Moon Day\, Farah Law School presents an inspiring\, must-attend session in our Second Episode from the 4th Virtual Lecture Series: \n🌌 THEME: “Escalating The Moon Exploration Opportunities for Emerging Space Nations”🌌 SESSION TOPIC: Episode 2: “Governance from the Ground Up: The Bolivia Moon Agreement and Inclusive Lunar Frameworks” \nIndigenous communities in Bolivia produced a lunar governance framework “The Bolivia Moon Agreement”\, with no formal legal background\, drawing instead on their lived experience and governance failures in the Amazon\, and their diverse fields\, from ecology and medicine to business. It’s a living example of space governance built by non-traditional voices\, which speaks directly to the inclusivity your series champions. Plus\, it centers young people as the co-architects of the multiplanetary future they will inherit. \n🎤 SPEAKER: Dr. Lakshmi Karan\, Co-founder of LunArcDr. Lakshmi Karan is the co-founder of LunARC\, working to make space exploration inclusive and accessible. Her multiple careers span the technology\, philanthropy and social innovation sectors\, giving her a rare fluency in both technological and social systems. She holds degrees in Mathematics\, Systems Management\, and International Law & Diplomacy\, plus a Ph.D. in International Relations\, and has led teams across the Americas\, Asia\, and Africa. \n🎤 MODERATOR: Ms. Farah Diya Yasmine\, President of Farah Law School \n🚀 SAVE THE DATE AND TIME:📅 Date: Sunday\, August 23\, 2026⏰Time: 7:00 PM GMT+7 (Western Indonesian Time)📍Where: Zoom Meeting \n⚠️ WARNING: LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE! SECURE YOUR COSMIC SPOT IMMEDIATELY. \n🔗Register Now: https://bit.ly/farahlawschool4 (or scan the QR code on the poster for instant access). Registration closes 24 hours before the session begins. \nThis is a GLOBAL CLASS and registration is FREE—open to everyone from Madura\, all across Indonesia\, and the international community. See you there!🌕✨ \n#SpaceLaw #FarahLawSchool #InternationalMoonDay #MoonDay2026 #EmergingSpaceNations #SpaceGovernance #InclusiveSpace #LunArc #BoliviaMoonAgreement
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/farah-law-schools-4th-virtual-lecture-series-2nd-episode/
LOCATION:Indonesia – Online\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Online
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SUMMARY:Cultural Considerations WG & GEGSLA webinar - Choreographies of presence: Deconstructing the Lunar Anthropocene
DESCRIPTION:Introduction by Christopher Cokinos“The Moon is not a fixed\, ahistorical entity awaiting discovery; it is a space in continuous becoming—a site of simultaneous\, intersecting trajectories that is never finished and never closed. This presentation draws centrally upon Doreen Massey’s reconceptualisation of space. In For Space (Massey\, 2005)\, she posits three foundational propositions: space is the product of interrelations; space is the sphere of the possibility of the existence ofmultiplicity (contemporaneous plurality); and space is always under construction… Human presence on the Moon is not merely an inscription upon a surface; it is a relational event that reconfigures the Moon’s ontological status. The “choreography” of this presence is not a script directed by a single author\, but an emergent property of multiple actors—robotic missions\, legal frameworks\, and artistic gestures—intersecting in a space that is continuously being made.” (Ulpia-Elena Botezatu) \n\n\n\nDr. Ulpia-Elena Botezatu holds a PhD in Engineering and an LL.M. in European & International Law\, bridging technical expertise with legal and policy acumen in space affairs. She is a Space Policy Officer at the Romanian Space Agency (ROSA) and serves as a Delegate to UN COPUOS\, ESA\, and EU COM. Her leadership roles include serving as theformer Chair of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee (STSc) of UN COPUOS (2024-2026) and as the current Co-Chair of the Action Team on Lunar Activities Consultation (ATLAC). Additionally\, she acts as the GEGSLA Implementation Support Officer for the Moon Village Association. Drawing on a background in poststructuralist urban studies\, Dr. Botezatu’s work focuses on the intersection of space technology and international law\, with a keen interest in the cultural\, ethical\, and spatial dimensions of humanity’s expansion into outer space. \n\n\n\nRegister on Zoom\n\n\n\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1gbWVMqaTO2x8-ytwHhjkA
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/cultural-considerations-wg-gegsla-webinar-choreographies-of-presence-deconstructing-the-lunar-anthropocene/
LOCATION:Austria – Online\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20260829T133000
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SUMMARY:MOONDAY MOZAMBIQUE
DESCRIPTION:The MoonDay Mozambique is an event to bring together art and sciences. The event has two phases:  \n1. Building your own Moon Model: create a moon bulb and/or a moon Frame with basic art materials to enhance creativity and improve the capacity to combine art with electronic basics.\n2. Moon and night sky observation:  after creating their very own moon 3D models\, participants will observe the night sky with the astronomic binoculars and telescopes provided by LoonMars Space Lab with the support of the team. \nThis initiative is brought to life through a collaborative partnership between LoonMars Space Lab\, Dondzalândia\, and Colégio Nyamunda\, who have joined forces to inspire the next generation through science\, technology\, and art. LoonMars Space Lab is an innovation and science outreach and space tech startup focused on bringing astronomy\, space sciences\, and technology closer to local communities by promoting hands-on learning and a passion for the universe. Working alongside them\, Dondzalândia contributes as an educational (STEM) institution dedicated to youth and child development by fostering critical thinking\, creativity\, and edutainment through dynamic activities. Completing this synergy\, Colégio Nyamunda brings its standing as an educational institution committed to academic excellence and pedagogical innovation\, continuously supporting initiatives that enrich the holistic growth of its students.
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/moonday-mozambique/
LOCATION:Colégio Nyamunda\, Maputo\, Mozambique\, Maputo\, Mozambique
CATEGORIES:In Person
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20260914T140000
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SUMMARY:Protecting Lunar Heritage: Developing Guidelines and Recommendations for Controlled Lunar Deorbiting
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of the 67th anniversary of the impact of the Soviet probe Luna 2\, the first artificial object to reach the Moon\, the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Aerospace Heritage proposes an event dedicated to the protection of lunar archaeological heritage\, with particular attention to the risks posed by the impacts of de-orbited satellites and rocket stages.\nThe Moon preserves the material remains of dozens of space missions conducted since 1959\, documenting humanity’s earliest interactions with another celestial body. Although the lunar environment has favoured their preservation\, these sites are becoming increasingly vulnerable due to natural weathering processes and the growing number of exploration and commercial activities.\nAs lunar traffic increases\, controlled crash landings of orbiters and rocket stages are becoming an increasingly attractive and potentially sustainable end-of-mission disposal strategy. However\, the degree to which such impacts can be effectively controlled remains uncertain\, as controlled lunar impacts have not yet been established as a sustained and consistently reliable practice. Moreover\, high-velocity regolith ejecta generated by these impacts may damage or contaminate lunar areas requiring particular protection. These include historical heritage sites associated with past lunar exploration and natural areas of special scientific or logistic significance\, including the polar regions (>75°N/S)\, which contain water-ice deposits of strategic importance; the equatorial zone\, which hosts a major concentration of near-side heritage and may support future launch infrastructure; the lunar maria\, which are of interest for both in-situ resource utilisation and radio-quiet astronomy; the South Pole–Aitken Basin\, which is of particular scientific interest for understanding the stratigraphy of the deep mantle  and contains the Chang’e 4 and Chang’e 6 sites of historical activity; and other scientifically significant formations\, such as lobate scarps\, lunar pits\, magnetic anomalies\, and Copernican-age craters. Impact ejecta may also threaten existing operational infrastructure\, including\, for example\, the Lunar Laser Ranging Retroreflectors.\nTo address these challenges\, the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Aerospace Heritage\, which is actively engaged in the study and protection of aerospace heritage\, is drafting guidelines and recommendations for controlled lunar crash landings. These are intended to provide expert technical advice to inform consensus-based decision-making within COPUOS and to support the future development of international standards and policies.\nThe event will introduce the Committee and its activities\, provide an overview of lunar heritage\, the threats to its preservation and the current legal framework\, and conclude with a presentation of the Committee’s ongoing work\, including preliminary recommendations for the safe management of controlled lunar crash landings.
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/protecting-lunar-heritage-developing-guidelines-and-recommendations-for-controlled-lunar-deorbiting/
LOCATION:Università di Pisa – Palazzo Carità\, Pisa\, Italy\, Via Pasquale Paoli\, 15\, Pise\, PI\, 56126\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260918T183000
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SUMMARY:9° Encontro de Astronomia e Astronáutica de Cabo Frio
DESCRIPTION:🌌 9º Encontro de Astronomia e Astronáutica de Cabo Frio 🚀 \nPrepare-se para uma viagem pelos mistérios do Universo! \nNos dias 18 e 19 de setembro de 2026\, Cabo Frio será palco de mais uma grande celebração da ciência\, com palestras\, atividades educativas\, exposições\, observações astronômicas e muita informação sobre astronomia e exploração espacial. \nO evento é gratuito e aberto ao público\, reunindo estudantes\, professores\, apaixonados pelo céu e todos que desejam conhecer mais sobre o Universo. \n📍 Local: Terminal de Ônibus de Turismo\, em frente ao Dormitório das Garças – Cabo Frio/RJ Brasil  \nVenha participar dessa jornada pelas estrelas e descobrir que o Universo está mais perto do que imaginamos! \n✨ 9º Encontro de Astronomia e Astronáutica de Cabo Frio — olhando para o céu\, construindo conhecimento.
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/9-encontro-de-astronomia-e-astronautica-de-cabo-frio/
LOCATION:Terminal de Ônibus de Turismo\, Cabo Frio\, Brazil\, Av. Wilson Mendes\, 900 - Jacaré\, Cabo Frio\, RJ\, 28922-000\, Brazil
CATEGORIES:In Person
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20261020T183000
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SUMMARY:Mater Temporis: Lunar Manifestations of Terrestrial Art
DESCRIPTION:Mater Temporis: Lunar Manifestations of Terrestrial Art is an international online panel organised by Moon Village Centre Bulgaria. \nThe panel advances a central proposition: that the Moon is humanity’s primordial temporal regulator\, the origin of the calendar\, and the organiser of sacred time across civilisations. The drive to return to the Moon is not purely technological. Lunar art is the most honest expression of why humanity wants to go back. \nThe discussion moves across three registers: the deep cultural and mythological roots of lunar symbolism; the role of contemporary space art in articulating what exploration means beyond technical achievement; and the materialisation of this arc in artworks that have physically left Earth and entered orbit. \nConfirmed panelists:\nLuis Bernardo Guzmán\, Radix Lucis Studio (UK)\nChristopher Cokinos\, Moon Village Association (USA)\nRemo Rapetti\, Moon Village Association (Italy)\nAnna Sitnikova\, Moon Gallery Foundation (Netherlands)\nAnnick Bureaud\, Art critic and curator (France)\nMarcus Neustetter\, Artist and Space Art Practitioner (South Africa) \nModerated by Dr. Ivelina Kadiri\, Moon Village Centre Bulgaria
URL:https://internationalmoonday.org/event/mater-temporis-lunar-manifestations-of-terrestrial-art/
LOCATION:United Kingdom – Online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Online
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