Night of Nights is an annual event observed on July 12, honoring the final commercial Morse code message sent in the United States. It celebrates the art of radio telegraphy and the individuals who used Morse code to communicate. Enthusiasts gather to listen to Morse signals, creating a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of a time when messages were transmitted via skilled hands. Activities often include setting up home stations for friends and family to send messages in code, hosting themed listening parties with refreshments, and creating Morse code discovery stations for hands-on learning. Volunteers at historic coastal stations, such as KPH in Point Reyes, California, revive vintage equipment to transmit real Morse code, allowing participants to experience the rhythmic beeps of this long-silent technology. The event fosters a sense of community and shared appreciation for the history of Morse code.