All planetarium shows begin at 7:30pm.
Admission opens at 7:00pm; $5/adult, $3/student, 6 and under free.
Telescope viewing afterwards on clear nights.
January 3rd – Standing Stones and Sungazers
In recognition of the Winter Solstice we will explore how we believe ancient civilizations marked the passage of the year through monuments, monoliths and markers and learn about the astronomical causes of all the motions.
Presented by Alex Hall
January 10th – Jupiter and Saturn
In observance of Jupiter’s close approach to the Earth (opposition), join us for an evening about our solar system’s gas giants!
Presented by Haley Rice
January 17th – Jupiter and Saturn
In observance of Jupiter’s close approach to the Earth (opposition), join us for an evening about our solar system’s gas giants!
Presented by Haley Rice
January 24th – Magic Carpet
Our star projector can help us pretend to fly anywhere on Earth – like a magic carpet! See the motion of the stars across the sky at the equator, north pole, and southern hemisphere. Watch how the sun changes positions at these locations. You may be surprised if you haven’t actually been to the equator or the north pole in person! We will put the star projector to work and use it to show its unique educational capabilities.
Presented by Gena Crook
January 31st – Artemis II – Humanity’s journey back to the Moon
NASA with support from its commercial partners is setting the stage for a historical journey back to the Moon. In a few days, four astronauts will venture around the Moon on Artemis II, the first crewed mission on NASA’s path to establishing a long-term presence on the Noon for science and exploration through Artemis. The 10-day flight will help confirm systems and hardware needed for early human lunar exploration missions. Join us to learn about the Artemis program and the upcoming launch.
Presented by Naveen Vetcha