Hi all. Here is the latest report from Starry Night Software and Chris Vaughan, at Space.com. It provides information on several interesting observing opportunities throughout the month of June. Tuesday, June 1 — Half moon below Jupiter (predawn), Saturday, June 5 — Transiting shadows merge on Jupiter (2322–0139 GMT), Sunday, June 6 — Juno at opposition near
Messier 10 (all night), Thursday, June 10 — New moon and annular solar eclipse (1052 GMT), Sunday, June 13 — Crescent moon above Mars (early evening), Sunday, June 20 — June solstice (0332 GMT on June 21), Wednesday, June 23 — Mars invades the Beehive (after sunset), Saturday, June 26 — Io's shadow passes Callisto's on Jupiter (05:04–0722 GMT), and more. It also includes lots of other interesting pictures, maps, charts, and information for this month:
https://www.space.com/33974-best-night-sky-events.html
I hope this helps with your observing plans and that it is useful to you. Thanks for looking, and the best of wishes for many clear night skies.