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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Providence

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Planetariums

  • Roger Williams Park Museum of Natural History and Planetariumprovidenceri.gov

    Providence Β· City-run museum in Roger Williams Park whose dome planetarium has weekend shows on its posted schedule, with reservations recommended online.

Observatories with public nights

  • Bridgewater State University Observatorybridgew.eduFree

    Bridgewater Β· Campus observatory holds weather-permitting public viewing evenings, with a November 2026 date posted and no fee for attending.

  • Frosty Drew Observatory & Sky Theaterfrostydrew.org

    Charlestown Β· Nonprofit observatory and sky theater listing Friday stargazing nights and a December meteor shower event through its events page.

  • Margaret M. Jacoby Observatoryccri.edu

    Warwick Β· Community college observatory on the Knight Campus that opens for public observing on clear Wednesday evenings, with a November 2026 date posted.

  • Seagrave Memorial Observatorytheskyscrapers.orgFree

    North Scituate Β· Skyscrapers, the Rhode Island amateur astronomy society, welcomes guests to observe on Saturday nights when weather allows; observing is free of charge.

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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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