Below are some of the objects you can expect to find through the 4.5 Starblast telescope in Michigan on clear, non-humid nights near the new moon and away from city lights. A few of these objects will require a bit of practice; familiarity with binoculars, constellations, and star-hopping will also help. Remember these 10 Steps to Successful Stargazing and, when all else fails, simply roam the dense regions of the Milky Way and you won't be disappointed!
In addition to the following celestial objects, you'll find Mars in Leo and Saturn in Virgo during the early evenings this May.
Spring (Constellations: Boötes, Cancer, Crater, Hydra, Leo, Virgo)