Posted in Denver
October 17, 2017
You Will Never Run Out Of Things To See At This Museum Near Denver
Prepare to have your mind blown as you are fully immersed in an entertainment and learning experience at Fiske Planetarium. This technologically advanced theater, located on the campus of the University of Colorado in Boulder, is on a mission to encourage individuals to be passionate about exploring the universe.
A diverse range of programs are available at the planetarium including, CU live talks, FullDome films, Laser and Liquid Sky Shows, Star Talks, and live music concerts. They also host larger crowds during astronomical and NASA related events.
It now serves CU faculty and staff, local community members, as well as out of town visitors.
The new Mega Star projector brings 10 million stars and the Milky Way to life, creating a gorgeous indoor sky.
Not only does this planetarium serve CU faculty and staff, but it also caters to other schools and teachers as they can create a tailored program for teachers who are searching for a specific, high quality educational experience for their students. They also reach out out to local schools by providing off-site education with their portable, inflatable planetarium.
If you would like to be uniquely entertained, attend one of Fiske Planetarium's late night Laser or Liquid Sky shows that combines their unbeatable visuals with music. They offer both live shows and tributes to musicians such as Michael Jackson and Prince.
The Fiske Auditorium is located at 2414 Regent Drive in Boulder. For more details or to purchase tickets to one of their unforgettable shows, visit their website.
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