The globular cluster M13 (in hercules) is an excellent target for a small scope with moderate light pollution (I can see it fairly clearly with binoculars from my balcony in the city with a streetlight 10 meters away). The ring nebula M57 (in lyra) is also a very neat little guy. Toward the south M4 in Scorpius is a very neat globular cluster (it's real easy to find too, just west of antares). In general I think any messier globular cluster is a good target, open clusters can also be good targets (particularly with binoculars, I especially like the double cluster in perseus). A few planetary nebulae are also good targets (the ring nebula is probably the easiest one to see, the dumbbell (M27) in Vulpecula is also pretty nice).<br /><br />In the fall you should be able to see andromeda, and later on the pleiades (which are dazzling if you use the least magnification eyepiece you have or binoculars), and then of course there's the orion nebula in the winter.<br /> <div class="Discussion_UserSignature"> </div>