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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Denver

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Planetariums

  • Fiske Planetariumcolorado.edu

    Boulder Β· CU Boulder's planetarium shows fulldome films, star talks and laser music shows on weekend evenings and afternoons, with Thursday talks in fall and spring.

  • Gates Planetarium at the Denver Museum of Nature & Sciencedmns.org

    Denver Β· Visitors board the Space Express for a 35-minute live tour of the solar system, run twice a day, led by a guide and an onboard computer.

Observatories with public nights

  • Chamberlin Observatoryscience.du.edu

    Denver Β· The University of Denver's historic observatory hosts public nights with the Denver Astronomical Society, plus monthly open houses with small telescopes on the lawn.

  • Sommers-Bausch Observatorycolorado.eduFree

    Boulder Β· CU Boulder opens its observing deck on most clear Friday evenings in term, with telescopes, big screens and some bilingual English and Spanish nights.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Denver Astronomical Societydenverastro.org

    Denver Β· The club welcomes anyone curious about the cosmos to monthly open houses at Chamberlin Observatory and to reserved Astronomy Nights for families.

  • Longmont Astronomical Societylongmontastro.org

    Longmont Β· This club brings telescopes to public star parties at Boulder County open space sites, where visitors register through the county's website.

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