The Société d'Astronomie Populaire (SAP) is a distinguished science association established in 1910 in Toulouse, dedicated to promoting astronomy and enhancing public engagement with the night sky. Located at the Observatoire de Jolimont-Toulouse, the SAP offers a rich array of activities that cater to both novice and experienced astronomy enthusiasts. Members have access to guided group visits of the observatory, enabling visitors to explore various astronomical instruments, including a meridian telescope and the T83 telescope within the impressive dome.

The SAP also organizes monthly conferences led by professional astronomers and doctoral candidates, providing audiences with insights into the latest developments in the field. For those interested in broader experiences, the association hosts numerous events throughout the year, such as observation nights and public lectures. Additionally, the SAP publishes a bi-monthly newsletter, "Uranie," to keep members informed about upcoming projects and happenings. Join the Société d'Astronomie Populaire to discover the wonders of the universe and connect with a community of astronomy lovers.