July is packed with astronomical events. Early in the month, Venus and Jupiter are visible just after sunset. The Summer Triangle, a prominent star pattern, can guide viewers to nearby constellations. Around mid-July, the new moon provides the darkest skies, perfect for spotting the Milky Way. Towards the end of the month, overlapping meteor showers like the Alpha Capricornids and Southern Delta Aquariids offer a chance to see shooting stars, though moonlight may reduce visibility.