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Fountain Hills Dark Sky Preservation promises exciting festival

Saturday, March 29 is the date

Learning the effects of artificial light on nature is a big part of the dark sky educational experience. Here Kellen Bryant takes a close look at a Desert Rosy Boa held by Natalie Case during the Dark Sky Festival in 2024.

(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)

Fountain Hills Dark Sky Preservation is planning the best Dark Sky Festival yet for the community on Saturday, March 29.

The public is urged to get involved by being a sponsor for the event as part of the Keep Our Festival Free drive this year.

Donors will receive recognition for contributions up to $5,000 at four sponsorship levels. For information on making a KOFF donation, contact Festival Co-Chair Al Lorenz at al.lorenz1951@gmail.com.

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