The waxing Moon will be 10.2 days past New Moon and 74% illuminated..
For a detailed map of what's visible on the Moon this night, go to Derekscope Moon Phase Maps and click on the 12–day Moon.
Saturn will be in good viewing position in the East. This will be a rare opportunity to see the rings almost edge–on, an alignment that happens only every 15 years! In addition, we should be able to pick out several of Saturn's moons, including Titan. Titan is the second largest moon in the Solar System (Jupiter's Ganymede is 2% larger) and larger than Earth's Moon and the planet Mercury. At 807 million miles away, it appears as a dim star in our scopes.
Besides Titan, we will search for Saturn's brighter moons. The ringed planet has 146 (!) known moons; we hope to see 3-6 of the brightest.