Multimedia Resources

Postcard for International Observe the Moon Night 2026. Available in several languages.

Customize with your event information.

Print this flyer to advertise International Observe the Moon Night.

Official logos and guide to use for promoting your International Observe the Moon Night event.

Check out this set of graphics to celebrate and promote International Observe the Moon Night.

Browse this one-pager for helpful program resources.

Add a splash of color to your event with a program banner.

Posters to help share your event with the public.

Download the official program sticker to print for your own use or to hand out at your observing event.

Everyoneeverywhereevery year –discover how people around the world participate in the program.

Download this certificate and add your name to celebrate your participation in International Observe the Moon Night!

How did your International Observe the Moon Night go? Your feedback helps us to improve the program from year to year.

Points of interest on the Moon for International Observe the Moon Night 2026. Find them with your binoculars or telescopes!

Recommended videos for use at International Observe the Moon Night events and beyond.

A list of Moon-related news from 2026.

This visualization shows the Moon's phase at hourly intervals throughout 2026as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. A Southern Hemisphere version is also available.

Check out some flyby images of the Moon captured by NASA's Artemis II astronauts during their historic test flight in April 2026. The images reveal regions of the Moon's far sideas well as an in-space solar eclipse.

Browse a curated collection of images of Earth's Moonthe only world beyond Earth where humans have set foot.

Photographic mosaic made of 1231 images taken by the Narrow Angle Camera (NAC) on NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO).

Download these slides about the different Apollo missions and adapt them to your audience and setting. 

On April 62026the Artemis II crew traveled farther from Earth than any humans in history—breaking the record set by Apollo 13 in 1970. Experience the journey again!

Relive the April 12026launch of NASA's Artemis II mission to the Moon.

In celebration of International Observe the Moon Nightexplore lunar science and exploration highlights from NASAincluding preparations for Artemisand discover the ways in which participants from around the world participate in the program.

Wondering how you can host an event next year? In this recorded webinarthe International Observe the Moon Night team and experienced event hosts share resources and tips for success.

There are so many ways to observe the Moon! Here are a few ideas to get you startedno matter where you are.

Everything you need to prepare for your International Observe the Moon Night event.

Explore hands-on and multimedia resourcesall about our nearest neighbor in space.

For educatorsstudentsand anyone interested in learning more about our solar system.