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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Cleveland

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Planetariums

  • Cleveland Museum of Natural History Shafran Planetariumcmnh.org

    Cleveland Β· Full-dome planetarium at the museum with live astronomer-led programs, plus a children's show; the exhibits page lists both running through December 20, 2026.

  • Lake Erie Nature & Science Centerlensc.org

    Bay Village Β· Nature and science center whose planetarium runs short 360-degree dome shows, such as a Moon program for ages 10 and up on November 28, 2026.

Observatories with public nights

  • Oberlin College Observatory and Taylor Planetariumoberlin.edu

    Oberlin Β· College observatory atop Peters Hall with a 14-inch telescope and outdoor deck telescopes; public observing nights are listed for November and December.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Chagrin Valley Astronomical Societycvas.space

    Montville Β· Astronomy club that hosts free public Nights at Nassau at Nassau Station and invites families to bring kids; November 2026 dates are listed.

Dark-sky places within a drive

  • Observatory Parkgeaugaparkdistrict.orgFree

    Montville Township Β· Geauga Park District's Silver Tier International Dark Sky Park on Clay Street, with night sky viewing and telescope programs scheduled through November 2026.

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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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