Explore the beautiful night sky during National Science Week.
Help us celebrate Sydney Science Festival, National Science Week and 2015 as International Year of Light, by the light of a starlit sky.
Astronomers and Indigenous sky guides from our partner Sydney Observatory will take you on a tour of the heavens using a range of professional telescopes.
Winter is the best time for astronomy and a great opportunity to view the rings of Saturn. Rug up and bring a smart phone for a telescopic snap of the nearly full moon. This fun and educational evening of stargazing and story-telling also includes a candle lit tour of the historic Rouse Hill school room for a lesson in astronomy then and now!
Hot soup and rolls and delicious home-made scones will be available for purchase, and enjoy a cup of tea and coffee on us. Free parking will also be available.
Children under 5 years are free, but please register them when you book.
Members come for FREE to this event. Please register a place, and show your Member card on arrival.
Not yet a Member? Simply join now to start enjoying your exclusive Member benefits immediately.
Produced in partnership with Sydney Observatory and the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences.
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Thursday, 20 August 2015
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