July - September
Sunday Star Show Schedule

Please arrive 15 minutes before showtime to purchase your tickets at the admissions desk inside The Museum. All tickets must be purchased at the admissions desk.

1pm – Animals of the Sky (25 minutes - Ages 5 and up)

A young girl, Delphinia, finds herself in an unfortunate situation and lost in the sky. She gets some unexpected help from the animals of the sky. Experience her story and discover how the stars can be connected together to form real animals that live amongst the stars in our sky. 

2pm – Audio Universe: Tour of the Solar System (30 minutes - Ages 10 and up)

 Experience the Solar System like never before - by traveling on a spacecraft that can turn the objects in space into sound! 

3pm – Dream to Fly (30 minutes - Ages 10 and up)

Dream To Fly is a poetic and touching story of aviation development through the ages. It presents the significant milestones on our route to conquering the skies — both in terms of technological breakthroughs, as well as our perceptions of flying itself.

4pm – 5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI (22 minutes - Ages 13 and up)

5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI is a 22 minute film about the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI). DESI is creating the most detailed map of our nearby universe using a unique instrument which can measure the spectra of many galaxies at once.

5pm – James Webb Telescope Update Show (35 minutes - Ages 13 and up)

Grab the most stellar seat in in town on Wednesday and Sunday Evenings at 5:00pm when the Reading Public Museum, adds a new specially curated planetarium show at The Neag Planetarium. This unique show will feature the most up-to-date images and data from the James Webb Telescope. This show will be updated with new content directly from NASA on a regular basis, and run through the end of the year. 

6pm – Oasis in Space (Spanish-Language Version) (30 minutes - Ages 13 and up)

Oasis In Space takes your audience on a startling and beautiful journey through our Solar System and beyond in search of water and water worlds like Earth. Incorporating the latest results of astronomical research and exploration, including recent data from robot explorers, Oasis In Space offers a new perspective on a substance of obvious importance to our planet.