WASHINGTON — April's skywatching events are in full this month as stargazers will be able to see a pink moon, a meteor shower and a cosmic "smiley face" in the night sky. The celestial lineup comes just weeks after a lunar eclipse tinted the moon a crimson red and offers a look at one of the oldest-known meteor showers.

On April 12, 2025, we’ve got a full moon lighting up the sign of Libra. It’s spring. Things are blooming, days are stretching out, and there’s this natural sense of wanting to refresh, your house, your skin,

In astrology, Venus rules over the softer side of love—things like seduction, planning dates, and getting yourself in the mood. (Sex is the domain of lusty Mars, Venus’s cosmic co-pilot.) Generally, Venus will spend four weeks in each sign of the zodiac, delighting in that sign’s energy and directing our urges accordingly.

This April, stargazers can expect four breathtaking and rare celestial events, which will turn the month into a visual treat for astronomy admirers. From a pink full micromoon to a 'celestial smiley face' alignment,

Skywatchers may take delight with this month's full moon, also known as the Pink Moon. Find out when it's expected to arrive in the Mohawk Valley.