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Planetarium Show

planetarium shows

BYU Astronomical Society

Weekly Public Planetarium Shows Planetarium shows given by the BYU Astronomical Society are held most Friday nights.

The shows start promptly at 7 and 8 PM.  There is no late admittance. Because it gets very dark in the planetarium, the shows may not be appropriate for some young children. Please keep in mind that it is difficult to leave once the show has begun.

After the shows, the observation deck on the roof will be open, weather permitting, with telescopes set up for the public to look through.

The Planetarium is located in room N465 on the 4th floor of the Eyring Science Center on the BYU Campus in Provo, Utah.

Friday Nights Star Parties, 8 pm
Weather Permitting

The BYU Astronomical Society

Royden G. Derrick Planetarium
Eyring Science Center, BYU

UoU Star Party

The U of U Department of Physics and Astronomy conducts free public Star Parties every CLEAR Wednesday night on the roof of the South Physics Building at the University of Utah.

Spring and fall hours begin at 8:00 pm. During winter, star parties will begin at 7:00 pm. In the summer, the observatory will be open at 9:00 pm.

Wednesday Nights (Clear Ones) Free

University of Utah South Physics Observatory
University of Utah
115 South 1400 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Department of Physics & Astronomy
University of Utah

NASA Blast Exhibit

Visit new frontiers with NASA BLAST (Bringing Light and SpaceTogether) at Thanksgiving Point. Meet the Andersons, just your average family learning and playing together, but with their eyes on the sky. Amateur astronomers and avid experimenters, the Andersons are bringing their backyard and fun to Thanksgiving Point to present NASA BLAST and share the science and majesty of space.

Light Exhibit–MUSEUM OF ANCIENT LIFE

Space Garden–FARM COUNTRY

Solar System Walk–THANKSGIVING GARDENS

Thanksgiving Point Utah Top Venue
3003 Thanksgiving Way Lehi, UT

Thanksgiving Point Two-Buck Tuesdays

$2 Tuesdays are your chance to experience Thanksgiving Point for just $2 per guest, per venue. So, for every Tuesday in August, you can visit the Museum of Ancient Life, Thanksgiving Point Gardens, or Farm Country. Or all three. Bring the family, bring the neighbors, but make sure you don’t miss the chance to experience Thanksgiving Point.

What Else is $2?
• Cooking Classes. Bring a friend for $2. Register for any Emporium Kitchen cooking classes in August and pay just $2 to bring a friend. (Please call 801.768.2300 to register).
• Emporium Fudge. Yummy, rich, delicious original fudge from the Emporium. Get a half-pound for just $2.

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Star Party

The Salt Lake Astronomical Society is hosting “star parties” Saturday nights! The events are designed to help people learn more about what’s in the night sky and foster an interest in astronomy. This is a fun activity for the entire family.

The Salt Lake Astronomical Society (SLAS) is a nonprofit corporation formed in the state of Utah. Composed of about 200 members wishing to enjoy the pleasures and benefits of an association of persons interested in astronomy.

We’re here to:

  • promote astronomy
  • encourage public education and interest
  • coordinate activities with professional research

http://slas.us/index.htm

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Astronomy SPOC

Sun Party

The Salt Lake Astronomical Society is hosting “star parties” and “sun parties” in the Salt Lake area. The events are designed to help people learn more about what’s in the night sky and foster an interest in astronomy. This is a fun activity for the entire family.

The Salt Lake Astronomical Society (SLAS) is a nonprofit corporation formed in the state of Utah. Composed of about 200 members wishing to enjoy the pleasures and benefits of an association of persons interested in astronomy.

We’re here to:

  • promote astronomy
  • encourage public education and interest
  • coordinate activities with professional research

http://slas.us/default.asp

Astronomy