Hartnell College Planetarium
Special Events
and cool visuals featuring favorite tunes from various stages of the Fab Four's career.
Two separate shows will be presented, at 6 and 8pm. Cost is $10 per ticket and are available
by reservation only. Don't miss out! For reservations or more info call 770-6161 now.
and views of through a telescope (weather permitting).
More details to follow soon.
Don't miss it as there will be activities for families and kids of all ages.
opportunity to see and appreciate the stars under beautiful dark skies.
Due to staffing changes at the Pinnacles, this program is currently on hold.
We hope to offer these programs again soon. In the meantime, check out the.
Salinas Observatory, conveniently located on the Salinas High School campus.
From mid January through the end of the semester the observatory
will be open for viewing on Thursday nights, weather permitting.
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Rent the Stars
Make your own special event!
The planetarium is available on a limited basis
for party rentals. Our basic 2-hour party
package includes an hour-long planetarium
program and the additional use of a reception
room for food and refreshments, all for $225.
Children's parties are limited to no more than
25 guests, and there must be active adult
supervision at the rate of one assigned adult for
every 5 children. Take advantage of this unique
venue for your next party, meeting, or special
event. Longer rentals and custom presentations
are possible for an additional charge. Available
times are limited. Please call to make
arrangements as far in advance as possible.
Contact Planetarium Educator
Andy Kreyche at 831 755-6913 for more details.
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Interested in looking through a large telescope?
Returning in the Spring, you can attend a public
night at the nearby Fremont Peak Observatory.
They are open most Saturday evenings.
Be sure to get the details at
www.fpoa.net before
making the trek.
Planetarium renovation made possible by NASA-CIPA,
Konica Minolta, and Hartnell College Measure H.
