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Stories of the Big Dipper
| Where | How Much |
|---|---|
| Planetarium | Free With Admission |
Learn a few new stories about one of the most recognizable shapes in the stars.
Schedule
Planetarium is included with admission. Doors open at showtime.
- Mon Monday Aug. 17 August 17 No Showings
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Tue
Tuesday
Aug. 18
August 18
- 12:00pm
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Wed
Wednesday
Aug. 19
August 19
- 12:00pm
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Thu
Thursday
Aug. 20
August 20
- 12:00pm
- Fri Friday Aug. 21 August 21 No Showings
- Sat Saturday Aug. 22 August 22 No Showings
- Sun Sunday Aug. 23 August 23 No Showings
- Mon Monday Aug. 24 August 24 No Showings
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Tue
Tuesday
Aug. 25
August 25
- 12:00pm
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Wed
Wednesday
Aug. 26
August 26
- 12:00pm
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Thu
Thursday
Aug. 27
August 27
- 12:00pm
- Fri Friday Aug. 28 August 28 No Showings
- Sat Saturday Aug. 29 August 29 No Showings
- Sun Sunday Aug. 30 August 30 No Showings
- Mon Monday Aug. 31 August 31 No Showings
- Tue Tuesday Sep. 1 September 1 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Sep. 2 September 2 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Sep. 3 September 3 No Showings
- Fri Friday Sep. 4 September 4 No Showings
- Sat Saturday Sep. 5 September 5 No Showings
- Sun Sunday Sep. 6 September 6 No Showings
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Mon
Monday
Sep. 7
September 7
- 11:30am
- Tue Tuesday Sep. 8 September 8 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Sep. 9 September 9 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Sep. 10 September 10 No Showings
- Fri Friday Sep. 11 September 11 No Showings
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Sat
Saturday
Sep. 12
September 12
- 11:30am
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Sun
Sunday
Sep. 13
September 13
- 11:30am
- Mon Monday Sep. 14 September 14 No Showings
- Tue Tuesday Sep. 15 September 15 No Showings
- Wed Wednesday Sep. 16 September 16 No Showings
- Thu Thursday Sep. 17 September 17 No Showings
- Fri Friday Sep. 18 September 18 No Showings
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Sat
Saturday
Sep. 19
September 19
- 11:30am
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Sun
Sunday
Sep. 20
September 20
- 11:30am
Journey around the world to explore how the seven stars that make up the Big Dipper are seen by other cultures. From a plough for farming to a wagon, to animals and even people—you’ll learn a few new stories about one of the most recognizable shapes in the stars.