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🔭 Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Dallas–Fort Worth

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Planetariums

  • Noble Planetarium (Fort Worth Museum of Science and History)fwmuseum.org

    Fort Worth · Dome shows for ages 3 and up, from a Big Bird stargazing story to live talks on the solar system and the Texas night sky.

  • Sky Theater Planetarium, University of North Texasastronomy.unt.edu

    Denton · A 100-seat full-dome theater with weekend public shows, including a Saturday children's matinee and a live look at the planets.

  • UTA Planetariumuta.edu

    Arlington · Hour-long full-dome shows with a city-lights-dimmed Texas star tour, an astronomer Q&A and a virtual roller coaster finish.

Observatories with public nights

  • Rafes Urban Astronomy Centerastronomy.unt.edu

    Denton · UNT's telescope site west of Denton, open to the public for star parties on the first and third Saturday of each month.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Fort Worth Astronomical Societyfortworthastro.comFree

    Fort Worth · A local astronomy club that holds public star parties where members help visitors use telescopes at no charge.

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