Local skywatchers have already had an eventful month, what with the Northern Lights that set Colorado skies aglow at the beginning of June. While Northern Lights are only visible in areas without light pollution (so, not in Denver), the cosmically curious should plan for another event that will be much more accessible. Because when it comes down to it, June’s full Strawberry Moon is low-hanging fruit. According to livescience.com, it will be the lowest full moon of the year, as seen from north of the equator. Head to the link in our bio to find out when to see it in Denver, where to look in the sky and why it’s called the Strawberry Moon. 🌙 🍓 #strawberrymoon #celestialevent #denver #denvercolorado #westword #milehighcity