March 31, 2025:  A Mars-Pollux conjunction occurs tonight.  Venus is visible before sunrise, while Jupiter joins Mars after sundown.

See the accompanying article - 2025, March 31: Mars-Pollux Conjunction, Evening Moon

March 30, 2025:  The crescent moon returns to the evening sky.  Look for the New moon in the old moon’s arms when earthshine softly lights the lunar night.the accompanying article - 2025, March 30: Evening Crescent Moon, New Moon in the Old Moon’s Arms

March 4, 2025: Tonight’s crescent moon is a guide to Planet Uranus.  Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn are easily visible after nightfall.See the accompanying article - 2025, March 4: Crescent Moon is Guide to Planet Uranus

March 3-6, 2025: The evening moon approaches and passes Jupiter in the western sky after sunset.  Jupiter is part of the evening planet parade that includes Mercury, Venus, and Mars.

See the accompanying article - 2025, March 3-6: Evening Moon Approaches and Passes Jupiter

March 2, 2025: After sundown, the lovely evening crescent moon is in the western sky above Venus and Mercury.  Jupiter and Mars join the evening planet parade.See the accompanying article - 2025, March 2: Lovely Evening Crescent Moon

March 1, 2025: After nightfall, the crescent moon appears near brilliant Venus, a pretty evening Venus-Moon Display.  Mercury is nearby.See the accompanying article - 2025, March 1: Evening Venus-Moon Display

March 2025: Evening Star Venus appears to drop from the evening sky, pass Earth, and emerge from bright sunlight into the morning sky as the Morning Star.See the accompanying article - 2025, March: Evening Star to Morning Star

February 2025:  Brilliant Venus reaches greatest brightness, shining in the western sky after sundown.

February 1, 2025: After sundown, look for a spectacular grouping of Venus and the crescent moon.  The moon is a super crescent.

January 31, 2025:  The waxing crescent moon leads the nightly planet parade.  A Mars-Castor conjunction occurs in the eastern sky.