March 2026
This Month’s Sky

Shortly after sunset, dazzling Venus can be spotted low in the western sky. Venus will pair with the slender crescent Moon on March 20. This is always a lovely sight! The king of the planets, Jupiter, dominates the evening sky just to the left of Orion, the Hunter. Binoculars also provide a treat. Focus on Jupiter as steadily as you can and you will see pinpoints of light around the planet. These are the Galilean moons. It’s time to start watching Jupiter draw closer to Venus over the next few months.
Here’s what you’ll need to start exploring tonight’s sky:
Starry Trails
This narrative explains where to look and how to identify stars, deep sky objects, constellations, planets!
Starry Map
Your simple sky map to locate stars, planets and constellation positions.
Starry Trail Map
While using the narrative, this is your visual guide on starting point and the monthly
adventure through the night sky.
Illustrations
This will show you the position of the constellations and help you seek them out.
Starry Checklist
This will help you keep track of everything you view in this month’s night sky.
Starry Trails Audio 2026
Take Starry Trails with you!
Listen to Suzie as she helps you navigate your journey thru the stars!!
Starry Trails Video Archive
Plus, Hoover-Price Planetarium, Canton OH – Videos
Host Suzie Dills provides a look at the celestial highlights in the night sky!
Make sure you check the sky chart in your area to make sure there are clear skies!
Clear Sky Cleveland Chart – ![]()
I’m VERY excited to share my children’s books with everyone!
Stella’s Starry Adventures!
Join Stella, as she takes you on an adventure through the night sky!
Kids will love learning about the constellations and more with Stella as their guide!

Stellas’ books are available on Amazon – In Print and Kindle versions.

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