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  • Afrofuturism

      $24 Adults, $19 Kids, FREE for Members   <p data-pm-slice="1 1 Buy Tickets   This Black History Month, join us as we uplift and celebrate Afrofuturism: a movement in literature, music, art and more featuring futuristic and science fiction themes that incorporate elements of Black history and culture! Take a night flight to Chabot […]

  • Astronomy Night Out

      Exploring Astronomy through Astrophotography Dinner & Private Viewing included  $85, $70 for Members Programing designed for ages 16+    Buy Tickets   Are you amazed by the incredible images made by Hubble, Webb and Rubin telescopes? At Astronomy Night Out, you will learn the fundamentals of amateur astronomy by learning how astrophotography images are created.   Photo credit: […]

  • Paint & Sip: Cosmic Bouquet

    $45 Adults 21+, Members get $10 off   Buy Tickets   Celebrate Valentine’s Day with an astronomically fun evening at Chabot Space & Science Center’s Paint & Sip Series! This special 21+ event features an instructor-guided painting workshop inspired by flowers named after celestial objects and phenomena. Working from a still life setup or photo […]

  • Sci-Fi Night: The Fifth Element

    Doors: 7:00pm, Movie: 7:30pm $15 Adults (18+), $5 for Members   Buy Tickets   It’s Sci-Fi Night at Chabot and the perfect opportunity to do something unique for Valentine’s Day! Bring your Valentine and your multi-pass and come on up to Chabot for a one-night-only screening of cult classic The Fifth Element (1997) in our […]

  • Astrophotography 101: Intro to Milky Way Astrophotography

    Photo credit: Tara Mostofi Astrophotography 101 Workshop: Introduction to Milky Way Astrophotography $75, $60 for Members Buy Tickets   Want to learn how to take pictures of the Milky Way?  Ever wanted to learn how amazing starry night landscape images are made? Whether you have specific questions about your own astrophotography process, or you are […]

  • Total Lunar Eclipse Watch Party

    $15 Adults, $7 Kids, Free for Members   Buy Tickets   Join Chabot astronomers for a live watch party of the magnificent Total Lunar Eclipse from Chabot’s Observation Deck. Bring your friends & family and a lawn chair to enjoy Eclipse-themed crafts and demonstrations, then get bundled up with a cup of hot cocoa to […]

  • Sci-Fi Night: Alien

    Doors: 7:00pm, Movie: 7:30pm $15 Adults (18+), $5 for Members   Buy Tickets   It’s Sci-Fi Night at Chabot! Bring a friend and come up to Chabot for a one-night-only screening of cult classic Alien (1979) in our state-of-the-art 70-foot Planetarium dome! Come early to enter our raffle for a chance to win novelty prizes, […]

  • Astrophotography 101: Intro to Astrophotography with a Tracker

    Astrophotography 101: Introduction to Astrophotography with a Tracker $75, $60 for Members Buy Tickets   Photo credit: Mason Hall Want to learn to start taking pictures of the Milky Way or even a faint nebula in the night sky?  Ever wanted to learn how the amazing images from James Webb or Hubble telescopes are made? […]

  • Family Astronomy: Invisible Astronomy

    Family Astronomy: Invisible Astronomy $15 Youth, $25 Adults Members get $5 off per ticket Buy Tickets   Chabot Space & Science Center’s Family Astronomy Series invites families with children ages 6–12 to explore the wonders of the universe together! Each evening program  features an engaging presentation in Chabot's Planetarium followed by hands-on activities and opportunities […]

  • Universal

    Universal

    Universal 12 minutes All ages Fly through the heart of an ancient cluster of stars, and take a swing around the luminous remains of a dying star. Cruise by alien planets that orbit a nearby star, surf past the brilliant rings of Saturn, and more. ‘Universal’ is a quick un-narrated voyage through the universe that […]

  • Worlds of Curiosity

    Worlds of Curiosity

    (15 min) Worlds of Curiosity dives into the questions of "What it would be like to live on an Earth with no Moon?" or "What if the Earth was tilted on its side, like the planet Uranus?"