About us
Battle Point Observatory is a place for stargazers, science enthusiasts, astrophotographers, artists, and curious people of all ages to learn and share about the cosmos.
What’s Up at the Observatory?
In April, celebrate Dark Sky Week! Kick off the celebration with a Free Dark Sky movie night on April 14 at 6:45 pm, at the historic Lynwood Theatre on Bainbridge Island. Learn more and get your free tickets: Info
For a full event schedule, visit:
Dark Sky Events
View our Events calendar for upcoming Observatory events, current Planetarium show schedule & more.
Interested in a school visit, or a special planetarium show for your group? Learn more about our Programs
Ongoing: Check the calendar for the next Second Saturday Science Talk, or join in a friendly small group discussion at our free Cosmic Conversations on Third Tuesdays.
See below to sign up for our email monthly newsletter, The Observer.
We’re teaming up with Bainbridge Island Parks & Rec once again for out-of-this-world summer classes! Registration open through Parks (no onsite registration at Battle Point Observatory):
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY 101 Observe, discover, and learn about the wonders of the Universe. This 5-session beginner series is for curious minds to engage in hands-on learning experiences in astronomy, space exploration, and the technologies that make it possible. Ages 16+ REGISTER
PLANET PIONEERS Blast off with Planet Pioneers, led by Erin Howard, Rudolph Planetarium Manager and research Scientist with the Vera C. Rubin Observatory. Explore planets through hands-on activities, exciting lessons, movies, and planetarium shows. Discover gas giants, rocky worlds, and more while learning from a real-life astronomer. Perfect for young space enthusiasts ready to explore the wonders of our solar system! Ages 10-16 REGISTER
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Are you curious about the mysteries of the universe? Are you awed by stars and planets? Do you wonder about our place in the order of things? You’re invited to join us for unforgettable experiences that will leave you mesmerized and inspired!
2 Views of the Andromeda Galaxy.
Member view is on the right.
Drag the slider on the image to see the member difference!
Become a member to access our lending library of astronomy resources and telescopes!
Many thanks to these community organizations for their continued support
