Show times & Exhibitors
- Opens 9:00am closes at 5:00pm
- Large spacious venue with free parking.
- Cafeteria and toilets on on-site, full disabled access.
Free Talks
Free talks on practical astronomy techniques and equipment, for all experience levels.

Travel info
The show Venue is Stoneleigh Park.
- Google Map - journey time.
- Travelling to Stoneleigh Park - Rail, Road & Airports.
- Click here for full directions to the Practical Astro Show
Practical Astro Show DATE:
Saturday 23rd March 2024
The show will be open from 9am to 5pm
We would like to thank the vendors, speakers and the astronomy community for their support and enthusiasm - especially those who've booked for PAS2024! Thanks to you, the PAS 2023 show was a great success with many positive comments from vendors and attendees alike.
Practical Astro Show Facebook Page with reviews
A completely free astronomy show
The Practical Astronomy Show ("PAS") brings the leading astronomy businesses, organisations and educational institutions together under one roof, for one day. PAS is the UK's primary astronomy industry event.
Astronomy products and services are available for purchase from various stands at the show. Many new products make their debut at IAS every year.
The show is free to attend, and there will be free talks* about the practical aspects of astronomy, with an emphasis on using and getting the best out of astronomy products.
Organisations involved in astronomy education, outreach and tourism will be available to meet and greet the general public.
The show caters for all levels of practical astrophotography and visual astronomy. We hope that no matter what your experience level, there will be something interesting for you at the show.
* Talks cannot be booked in advance. Tickets for the talks will be available at the show, strictly on a one-per-person basis.
Food and drinks are available for purchase at the show. Full disabled access is of course provided.
The practical astronomy show is organised by Nick Vermeulen and John Timmins, both passionate amateur astronomers since childhood.



