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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Kansas City

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Planetariums

  • Arvin Gottlieb Planetariumplanetarium.unionstation.org

    Kansas City Β· Planetarium inside Union Station with a mix of dome shows, evening laser shows and monthly sensory-friendly sessions for families.

Observatories with public nights

  • KU Public Telescope and Planetarium Nightsphysics.ku.eduFree

    Lawrence Β· University of Kansas astronomers set up telescopes outside Slawson Hall and run planetarium shows inside on selected Thursday evenings this fall.

  • Powell Observatoryaskc.org

    Louisburg Β· Observatory in Lewis-Young Park with a 30-inch telescope, open for public programs on Saturday evenings from May through October, weather permitting.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Astronomical Society of Kansas Cityaskc.org

    Overland Park Β· Amateur astronomy club that opens its Powell Observatory to the public on Saturdays in season and lists its events and observatories online.

  • Astronomy Associates of Lawrenceastronaal.ku.edu

    Lawrence Β· Joint KU and community astronomy group whose monthly public observing sessions are open to everyone, held at the Baker Wetlands Discovery Center in the school year.

Dark-sky places within a drive

  • Knob Noster State Parkmostateparks.com

    Knob Noster Β· Missouri state park that lists a Dark Sky Program on its events calendar for November 13, 2026, for stargazing away from city lights.

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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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