Space

Grown-ups

πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Hartford

Grown-ups: these places are on other websites. Hold the button for two seconds to turn the names into links.

Planetariums

  • CCSU Planetarium and Observatoryccsu.eduFree

    New Britain Β· Planetarium in Copernicus Hall on campus with public shows this fall, plus telescope observing after evening shows when skies are clear.

  • Seymour Planetarium at the Springfield Science Museumspringfieldmuseums.org

    Springfield Β· Full-dome shows on a weekly schedule alongside a historic star projector, with titles covering asteroids, the Sun, living worlds and a live night sky.

  • Wickware Planetariumeasternct.eduFree

    Willimantic Β· Eastern Connecticut State University's campus planetarium offers a few public star shows each semester, with reservations required for its 60 seats.

Observatories with public nights

  • Leitner Family Observatory and Planetariumleitnerobservatory.yale.edu

    New Haven Β· Yale's public Tuesday evenings pair a short astronomer talk and planetarium show with telescope observing after sunset when the weather allows.

Dark-sky places within a drive

  • Lyme Land Trust Astronomy and Dark Skieslymelandtrust.orgFree

    Lyme Β· Land trust astronomy group that runs monthly observing sessions near the new moon at its Trail 53 dark sky site and observatory, with an RSVP required.

More cities

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.

For grown-ups: Peabody has no ads, not one, and nothing to sell your child. The Kids Pick, an independent kids' directory, rates its games 90/100. See what other free kids' sites load Β· Grown-ups, sign in Β· Already have a profile?