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Composite of 2 display banners with dimensions labelled next to them. The artwork for both show a whimsical illustration of world landmarks in the background and silhouettes of people in the foreground pointing up to the sky, which displays the text, "International Observe the Moon Night" over an image of the Moon. Also in the sky are faint words in various languages, that translate to "Observe the Moon."At the bottom of the banners display the tagline, "Everyone. Everywhere. Every Year."; the URL "moon.nasa.gov/observe" and a QR code.

Image Credit: Vi Nguyen/NASA

Published: June 12, 2025

International Observe the Moon Night Banners

Celebrate International Observe the Moon Night in style and add a splash of color to your event! Download and print your own vibrant program banner to create a festive atmosphere. Choose from two display options to suit your space:

Horizontal (72” x 36”) – Perfect for walls, tables, and entryways
Vertical (31” x 78”) – Ideal for standing displays

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