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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Boston

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Planetariums

  • Alden Planetarium at the EcoTariumecotarium.org

    Worcester Β· A museum planetarium running short live night-sky tours and fulldome shows, with some shows made for ages 3 to 7 and others for older kids.

  • Charles Hayden Planetariummos.org

    Boston Β· The Museum of Science's planetarium, with live interactive presentations by day and fulldome shows, plus separate evening events aimed at adults.

  • Christa McAuliffe Center Planetariumcm-center.org

    Framingham Β· Framingham State's planetarium holds public programs pairing a live astronomy talk with a fulldome film, some set for families and ages 6 and up.

Observatories with public nights

  • Collins Observatorysalemstate.edu

    Salem Β· A rooftop observatory at Salem State's Meier Hall that opens to the public on Monday evenings, closing on cloudy nights and university holidays.

  • Judson B. Coit Observatorybu.eduFree

    Boston Β· Boston University's rooftop observatory holds public open nights most Wednesdays, weather permitting, with free tickets and no unaccompanied minors.

  • Mendel Observatorymerrimack.edu

    North Andover Β· Merrimack College's fourth-floor observatory offers public viewing on clear Wednesday evenings, with advance registration required.

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Every place was opened on its own website on 11 November 2026. Peabody is paid by none of them. Hours and prices change: check the place's site before you go.

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