The Solar Neighborhood is made up of nearly all types of stars. In general, few are like our own Sun but rather much smaller. In fact, the smallest and least luminous neighbors are still being discovered. These objects are known as red dwarfs, subdwarfs, brown dwarfs, and white dwarfs. In addition, the number of planets discovered around nearby stars is continually increasing. This page is dedicated to linking the efforts of several astronomers to identify and characterize the local neighborhood.