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John Drescher Planetarium, Santa Monica

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John Drescher Planetarium, from its own website

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Admission from $7.

About John Drescher Planetarium

The John Drescher Planetarium at Santa Monica presents immersive shows using a 4K Digistar projection system. The Night Sky Show, updated weekly and lasting 40 minutes, features Planetarium Lecturer Sarah Vincent discussing the latest astronomy and space exploration news while presenting virtual tours of constellations and night-sky objects visible in upcoming evenings. An audience Q&A follows, allowing visitors to ask astronomy-related questions. Feature Programs explore specific topics such as the Sun and exoplanet discovery, presented after The Night Sky Show with brief question-and-answer sessions. Sunday Family Matinées, offered monthly during summer, combine both The Night Sky Show and a Feature Program in a single afternoon visit. The Night Sky Show runs at 6 p.m. most Fridays and 1 p.m. on selected Sundays, while Feature Programs begin at 7 p.m. Fridays and 2 p.m. Sundays. All programs are held live in the planetarium's theater located in Santa Monica, California.

Tickets, prices & hours

The Night Sky Show
$10
The Night Sky Show
$7
Feature Program
$10
Feature Program
$7
Combo (Night Sky Show plus Feature Program)
$16
Combo (Night Sky Show plus Feature Program)
$10
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