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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Columbus

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Planetariums

  • Boonshoft Museum of Discoveryboonshoft.org

    Dayton Β· Dayton natural history and science museum whose planetarium shows astronomy and science films for all ages under a digital dome.

  • COSI Planetariumcosi.org

    Columbus Β· Dome theater inside COSI in downtown Columbus with morning and afternoon shows about space, included with general admission.

Observatories with public nights

  • Ohio University Observatoryohio.eduFree

    Athens Β· University astronomers and students host drop-in telescope nights on campus for views of the Moon, planets and star clusters, weather permitting.

  • Perkins Observatory (Ohio Wesleyan)owu.edu

    Delaware Β· Ohio Wesleyan's historic observatory runs small Friday evening programs with a talk, a tour and sky viewing, booked by phone.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Miami Valley Astronomical Societymvas.org

    Huber Heights Β· Dayton-area astronomy club that holds public stargazes at John Bryan State Park, with the next one posted for mid-November.

Dark-sky places within a drive

  • John Glenn Astronomy Parkjgap.info

    Logan Β· Friends of Hocking Hills State Park run this dark-sky site with stargazing programs; parking passes come through online registration.

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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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