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Sponsor the Spark on Nov 14

An afternoon of science, community, and behind-the-scenes exploration

We’re opening the Observatory doors for a special fundraising experience! Share the sparks of discovery and celebrate the people, programs, and discoveries that make this island resource so extraordinary. Tickets available now, Nov 14 at 3:00 pm or 4:30 pm

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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.

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Saturday November 14 – Join in a guided afternoon session at Sponsor the Spark! We’re opening the Observatory doors for a special fundraising experience celebrating the people, programs, and discoveries that make this island resource so extraordinary. Join us for an afternoon of science, community, and behind-the-scenes exploration! Tickets available now, 3:00 pm or 4:30 pm: [Tickets & Donate]

View our full Events calendar for upcoming Observatory events, current Planetarium show schedule & more. Events coming up include:

  • BPO Book Club: Dr. Mae Jemison’s Find Where the Wind Goes: NEW DATE: November 3, 6:00 pm on Zoom: [Sign Up]
  • Saturday Planetarium Shows at 12:30 & again at 2:30 pm, tickets at the door!

Interested in a school visit, or a special planetarium show for your group? Learn more about our Programs

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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! 

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