Our public show today is 'A Teenager's Guide to the Galaxy!' Come see how your astronomy knowledge measures up! The show starts at 11am.

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8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Planetarium Show today
Calling all early birds! If you are awake around 3am, look E!

There's quite the gathering near Gemini the twins! You'll see the planet Jupiter & the Moon isn't too far away, either! Wait a little longer & Venus will join this early morning party!

SOURCE: adlerplanetarium.org
8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Look East!
Here is the weekly schedule... Enjoy the week!
8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Weekly Line-up
Did you build a scarecrow for Retzer's Scarecrow Lane? Starting TODAY, you can bring it, find a post, pose your scarecrow, & secure it! While you're here, don't forget to search for the planetarium's scarecrow. Enjoy this planetarium scarecrow from a few years back!


8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Scarecrow Lane
We are excited for Apple Harvest Fest this Saturday. We are especially excited to debut a BRAND NEW show Saturday ""Beyond Our Senses: Bank Swallows."" It's produced locally and is a beautiful production that we know you are going to love!
Have a great week!
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8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Apple Harvest Festival- Beyond Our Senses
Saturday lineup! 📅
11am: Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival.
1pm: Einstein's Gravity Playlist.

Both shows feature a Star Talk with our expert educators!

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8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Planetarium Shows today
On this day in 1992, Dr. Mae Jemison made history as the first African American female to venture into space. Selected for the astronaut program in June 1987, Jemison served as the science mission specialist on STS-47 Spacelab-J, a collaborative mission between the U.S. and Japan. The mission comprised 44 life science and materials processing experiments, including a bone cell research experiment in which Jemison was a co-investigator. During her inaugural space flight, Jemison accumulated 190 hours, 30 minutes, and 23 seconds in space. Photo & Content Credit: NASA

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8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Dr. Mae Jemison
*PATRIOT DAY 2025*

9/11 was a reminder that the world is unpredictable, fragile, and sometimes full of tragedy. It was also a reminder that we are resilient, brave, and united.” – Unknown
8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
9/11
Catch 'Our Place in Space' today at 11am! 🚀 Buy tickets: hdplanetarium.ticketleap.com or at the door.

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8 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Planetarium Show today
Teachers....we know that you are all busy with the new school year. Have you planned field trips yet? If not, we'd love to host you! We have over 100 shows with many matching grade-level standards. Check out our website for show info & to start the booking process.
9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Come Visit Us!
Here's our schedule for the first full week of September! Join us for a show, if you can!

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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Weekly Schedule

September Full Moon is usually the Harvest Moon. This particular name is given to the Full Moon closest to the September equinox. Why not this year? Usually, the closest Full Moon occurs in September, but every three years or so, it falls in October.

Source: timeanddate.com

9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Full moon tonight
It's our first Saturday in September!!!!

At 11am, join us for ""Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival."" In the afternoon, we'll show ""Einstein's Gravity Playlist."" Tickets are $5.00 and are available at hdplanetarium.ticketleap.com!

Have a great weekend!

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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Planetarium Shows today!
60+ Summer Reading Passes redeemed! 🚀️
Redeem yours by March 20, 2026, for a FREE planetarium show. Check our schedule!

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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Free Reading Pass
Catch Saturn low in the east by 9:30 pm (7:30 pm by month's end)! It's at its brightest and closest to Earth this month, reaching opposition on Sept 21 🌠

SOURCE: adlerplanetarium.org
9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Saturn at Opposition
Beat the back-to-school blues with a planetarium show! 🚀 Catch 'Surviving in Space' at 11am today and learn what it takes to be an astronaut! Join us!

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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Planetarium Show today
This month, Spacecraft Juno will be completing its 2018 primary mission to orbit Jupiter 37 times. Lately, Juno has been operating on an extended mission that is set to wrap up & if the mission is concluded, the spacecraft may be deliberately crashed into Jupiter
SOURCE: nasa.gov
9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Enjoy your Labor Day, everyone!


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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Happy Labor Day!
Here's our schedule for this week.....September has arrived!

Hope to see you under the dome soon!

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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Weekly Schedule
One last chance to check out this pair of shows! ""3-2-1 Liftoff"" will be featured at 11am today. Join us in the afternoon for ""The Artistic Universe"" at 1pm. Tickets are only $5.00/person!

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9 months ago, Lisa Swaney
Planetarium Shows today