Sky Views Planetarium Show

November 28 @ 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm

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$5

Sky Views Planetarium Show

Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm (Nov. 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22)
Flight Adventures Fulldome Planetarium Show: 2pm on Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 28-29) for Fam-tastic STEAM Weekend
Museum of Natural History and Planetarium

Audience: General (Children under age 4 are not permitted to attend planetarium shows.)
Cost: $5 (includes Museum admission) | Museum Members: Free | Free first Saturday for Providence residents, or on the following Saturday when the first Saturday falls on a holiday, with proof of residency. Providence residents can reserve planetarium show tickets in person. Tickets are subject to availability at the time of reservation. Please note: Groups of 15 or more must call in advance to schedule a private planetarium show, as large groups cannot be accommodated during public showtimes. Private planetarium shows are subject to availability. Private Planetarium shows and school field trip programs are available | Please email the Museum’s Education Department for more information.

IMPORTANT PLANETARIUM SHOW GUIDELINES:
Tickets are recommended to be reserved online, including for Museum Members. Availability is limited. All sales are final.
Everyone attending the planetarium show needs a ticket.
Children must be 4 years of age or older to attend planetarium shows. Children ages 4–15 must be accompanied by an adult and supervised at all times.
Phones must be silenced, and attendees should remain quiet during the show to help everyone enjoy the full experience.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early for check-in, as doors close at showtime and will not reopen—no late entry is permitted for visitor safety once the show begins.

PLEASE NOTE: For Museum Member reservations, you must be a CURRENT Museum Member, does not include RWP Zoo Members. If you are not a current Museum Member, all planetarium show tickets and admissions will be CANCELLED.

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The third episode of RWPC’s Swan Stories just dropped! 🦢📖

We hit the water with Raymond Two Hawks Watson, the Chippinuonk Sâchem of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, attorney, and the president and CEO of the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative.

He shared stories about going to powwows at the park, Indigenous history lessons (including the role of Roger Williams Park in creating freedom of speech and freedom of religion in western society), and his journey to social justice work in Providence and advocating for authentic cultural tourism. 

Follow the link in our bio (and below) to watch the video on YouTube!
https://youtu.be/KXbIwzsjxZ4

Special thanks to the @rwpboathousecafe for letting us film on the lake!
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