Programs
2026 Winter Planetarium Series at STARS to STEM
Saturdays starting February 21st to March 28th
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One World, One Sky is a 27-minute full dome planetarium show that follows Sesame Street’s Big Bird and Elmo as they explore the night sky with Hu Hu Zhu, a Muppet from Zhima Jie, the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street. Together, they take an imaginary trip from Sesame Street to the moon, where they discover how different it is from Earth. At the end of the show, Big Bird, Elmo, and Hu Hu Zhu pick a friendship star to remind them that no matter how far apart they might be, they can always look into the night sky and cherish their shared memories.
One World, One Sky is a production of Adler Planetarium, Sesame Workshop, Beijing Planetarium, and Liberty Science Center and was produced with major support from the National Science Foundation. One World, One Sky is distributed by Loch Ness Productions.
Show time: 11AM suitable for all ages.
To reserve your seats, send an email to secretary@starstostem.org
Include the following information:
Your name,
Date/s of show/s,
Name/s of show/s,
Number of seats to reserve per show.
Pay at the door with cash, check, or through our PayPal link.
Admission $10.00 for ages 9 and up, $5 for ages 1-8.
Leo and Art is a family friendly, digital planetarium show designed for audiences of all ages, produced by 3DUNO & Reef Distribution. The show functions as an educational project that merges art and science, utilizing a unique combination of wood-carved puppets and digital animation to engage viewers. This film explores the history of art, beginning with cave paintings and moving through significant historical moments, including the works of Leonardo da Vinci.
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Bo and Bubs Cosmic Ride: An animated short that follows a character named Bo, who flies a spaceship from the ocean depths into space to pick up his son, Bub, who is waiting after school on another world. The ride features scenic views of the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, followed by a trip through a wormhole into a futuristic city located around a white dwarf star. The show is presented without narration, relying on visual storytelling, action, and a vibrant, upbeat musical score by Axon Genesis (Stephen Walker).
Show time: 12PM, DOUBLE FEATURE suitable for all ages
RUN TIME IS 32 MINUTES FOR BOTH SHOWS
To reserve your seats, send an email to secretary@starstostem.org
Include the following information:
Your name,
Date/s of show/s,
Name/s of show/s,
Number of seats to reserve per show.
Pay at the door with cash, check, or through our PayPal link.
Admission $10.00 for ages 9 and up, $5 for ages 1-8.
Solar Quest is a full dome planetarium show exploring the Sun-Earth connection and the "Living with a Star" concept. It features high-quality animations and Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) data to highlight solar phenomena, including fusion, granules, flares, coronal mass ejections.
Recommended for grades 3 and up, the show details how the Sun's activity affects Earth and how the magnetic field protects life.
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Arcs to Auroras this planetarium show explores the science behind the Northern Lights, focusing on the Earth's magnetic field and its role in protecting the planet from solar wind. The show, produced in collaboration with the Houston Museum of Natural Science, Rice University, and Evans & Sutherland, covers both the scientific and cultural aspects of auroras.
Show time: 1PM, DOUBLE FEATURE ages 8+,
RUN TIME IS 34 MINUTES FOR BOTH SHOWS
To reserve your seats, send an email to secretary@starstostem.org
Include the following information:
Your name,
Date/s of show/s,
Name/s of show/s,
Number of seats to reserve per show.
Pay at the door with cash, check, or through our PayPal link.
Admission $10.00 for ages 9 and up, $5 for ages 1-8.
Forward! To the Moon in this 26-minute show Kari Byron from Crash Test World and MythBusters launches us on a journey beyond Earth towards a sustainable future in space. NASA's 21st century Artemis program, named after the Greek moon Goddess and twin of Apollo, is the next step in our mission to explore the universe. Learn about NASA's latest mission to send humans back to the moon!
Show time 2PM suitable for ages 10 and up!
***Added feature: There will be an informational video from our Board of Director Dallas Capozza, senior software engineer on the Artemis Project at Lockheed Martin. ***
To reserve your seats, send an email to secretary@starstostem.org
Include the following information:
Your name,
Date/s of show/s,
Name/s of show/s,
Number of seats to reserve per show.
Pay at the door with cash, check, or through our PayPal link.
Admission $10.00 for ages 9 and up, $5 for ages 1-8.
The planetarium is located in the back of the high school (see green arrows). Park in the back lot (red X) proceed up the stairs and the door to enter the planetarium has the STARS to STEM logo. Enter through that door.
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