Join us as we investigate the complexities of the universe in this hands-on workshop for Tigers. We'll explore the sun, moon, and constellations while learning planet pneumatics and creating our own constellations. Tiger Cubs must attend with a paying adult (Packs are welcome with one adult); solo Tiger Cubs are not allowed to participate. Online registration closes one week before the event. Cancellation policy: Email programs@nhmu.utah.edu with confirmation/order number no later than two weeks prior for refund less 10% fee. Cancellations less than one week before receive no refund.

The New Jersey State Museum hosts NJ State employees for Take Your Child to Work Day featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about climate monitoring satellites (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for NJ State employees in Trenton area only. Request tickets for one showtime only.

Multiple planetarium shows throughout the day: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure (grades 2 and younger). Event runs from 12:00 PM to 3:45 PM EDT.

Special event for NJ State employees featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about satellites and climate change (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is approximately 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for New Jersey State employees working in the Trenton area only.

Take a journey through observatories used by professional astronomers in the gorgeous mountains of Chile, one of the best astronomical observing locations on Earth. Our planetarium is transformed into a giant observatory dome as astronomers investigate the Solar System and the distant observable Universe. Visit with the technicians from an array of STEM disciplines who build, maintain, and operate these huge instruments. Recommended for: Families and all ages. Length: 27 minutes. All tickets are open seating. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Online registration closes 4:00PM on 5/22. Walk-ins welcome, dependent on availability - Exact cash only accepted. Food/drink and strollers are not allowed in the Planetarium. Parking passes required for FSU campus.

This show celebrates Pink Floyd's iconic album 'The Dark Side Of The Moon', originally released in March 1973. With the help of modern technology, the idea of a show combining breath-taking views of the solar system and beyond, played out to 42 minutes of The Dark Side Of The Moon in surround sound, has been embraced by the band. NSC Creative have led the visual production efforts, working closely with Pink Floyd's long time creative collaborator Aubrey Powell from Hipgnosis, to create the ultimate 'The Dark Side of the Moon' fulldome experience. Recommended for Ages 13+. Length: 42 minutes. All tickets are open seating. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Online registration closes 5:00PM on 5/22. Walk-ins welcome, dependent on availability - Exact cash only accepted. Food/drink and strollers are not allowed in the Planetarium. Parking passes required for FSU campus.

2-night overnight camp for ages 8-16 at main campus. Also includes 'Life in the Solar System' day camp for ages 7-14 at Lake Fayetteville campus. Focus on astronomy, nature exploration, and STEM activities.

3-day camp exploring astronomy, solar systems, lunar cycles, geology, and greenhouse effect through hands-on science and activities. Focus on understanding why Earth is perfectly positioned for life.

This 3-day camp explores how solar systems work and why Earth is perfectly positioned for life. Campers will discover astronomy, lunar cycles, geology, and the greenhouse effect through hands-on science and fun activities. Activities include learning how Earth fits into our solar system, exploring lunar cycles, investigating geology, discovering astronomy basics, learning about the greenhouse effect, creating space-themed eco-art projects, participating in games and activities, nature journaling, and engaging in science lessons. Daily schedule runs from 7:30-9am drop-off through 5-6pm pickup, including morning field investigations, guided hikes, nature journaling, lunch break (bring own), and afternoon eco-art activities and science lessons. Scholarships available through Walton Family Foundation grant. Chaperone positions available with interview and background check required.

This out-of-this world jaunt takes place on board the fastest ship in the Space Express fleet. For a safe and immersive experience, doors close at showtime. Please arrive early, as late entry isn't available. Running from now through May 2026.

An exciting outdoor summer camp designed for kids ages 5 and up exploring the wonders of outer space through hands-on activities. Camp activities include designing and launching bottle rockets to learn about propulsion and aerodynamics, constructing model solar systems to understand planets and their orbits, and learning about moon phases and their effects on Earth. This unique camp combines space exploration with outdoor discovery in a forest classroom setting.