What to look forward to.
Daytime: Solar Astronomy. Explore our nearest star through safe solar observing, solar telescopes, astronomy demonstrations, and related festival programming.
Evening: Stargazing. Join telescope observing, astronomy presentations and talks, constellation pointing, and the festival’s nighttime programming.
Join us at Breckenridge Ski Resort near the Quicksilver chair base area on November 28. Public evening stargazing runs from 6:00 to 7:30 PM MST. Daytime solar astronomy times and the full program will be announced.
Explore VIP Stargazing at Beaver Run · $57 per person. A separate ticketed experience with early access, tea and coffee, and access to a warming area and fire.
Program highlights
- Daytime: safe solar observing and solar telescopes
- Daytime: astronomy demonstrations and festival programming
- Evening: telescope observing, astronomy talks, and constellation pointing
Good to know
Look at the Sun only through approved solar equipment supervised by the astronomy team. Dress warmly for evening observing. A free RSVP is required for attendance planning and important weather updates. Daytime times, arrival details, access, and the full program will be announced here. The separate VIP Stargazing experience at Beaver Run is $57 per person and booked through AstroTours. November 30 at Beaver Run Resort is the weather backup for astronomy affected by poor weather during the main weekend.
There’s room to take part.
Science educators and local organizations can propose an activity or demonstration for the festival.
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