Highlights for the week of Nov 5-11, 2018. As always, events are regularly added and updated, so check back for more, and details for all of the events are in the notes section of the calendar. Remember, if you need more info,...
Read MoreJuly 16-22, 2018, has 54 free events in Columbia on the calendar (so far)! Events are regularly added, so check back for more, and details for all of the events are in the notes section of the calendar. Remember, if you need...
Read MoreThis upcoming week will be a bit slower than last week—49 events so far on the calendar. Many book and environmental events, movies, and remember to vote! Reminders: See the calendar for all the events. For any event, find links...
Read MoreThe next free public shows at the Columbia Public Schools’ (CPS) Planetarium, located in Rock Bridge High School (4303 S Providence Rd), will be on Saturday, October 10, 2015. The Planetarium is a wonderful resource for...
Read MoreTonight, for the first time in more than 30 years, you can witness a supermoon in combination with a lunar eclipse. On the night of September 27, 2015, a supermoon lunar eclipse will be viewable in the night sky for those living...
Read MoreThe next Saturday Morning Science (SMS) talk is this Saturday, September 12, 2015, 10:30 am: Astronomy and Culture in Aboriginal Australia by Duane Hamacher, Nura Gili, University of New South Wales, Australia. For over 60,000...
Read MoreSaturday Morning Science (SMS) is back for the fall 2015 semester at the University of Missouri (MU)! The talks are held on most Saturdays through the semester, and they always start at 10:30 am, with donuts, bagels, juice, and...
Read MoreJuly 11-12, 2015: What an amazing weekend! Events are listed below, with applicable insights. (Events that required advance registration are omitted.) If you want more info, open the event in the calendar (right column). We...
Read MoreAnother fun-filled week of kids events, movies, computer classes, dancing, art, and more! If you need/want more details for any events, open the event notes for the calendar item. Note: Check ahead, some events request or...
Read MoreEarly morning (but not too early), on Saturday, April 4, about 7 am, you can view the next lunar eclipse! This will be the shortest lunar eclipse of the century, lasting only about five minutes. Locally, it is possible we will...
Read MoreParty With the Stars tonight with the Central Missouri Astronomical Association at the Columbia Public Library. At 7 pm, Val Germann will have an indoor slide show in the Egg (Children’s Program Room) about the coming of spring,...
Read MoreThe weather is great! The skies are clear! What a great day to go to Laws Observatory! The observatory is open every Wednesday, from 8-10 pm. The exceptions are overcast skies/bad weather or if there is a major holiday on or...
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