Showcasing the opportunities for stargazing thanks to reduced light pollution, Sydney Observatory’s Festival of the Stars will provide two nights of spectacular sights on the first weekend of Smart Light Sydney.
Showcasing the opportunities for stargazing thanks to reduced light pollution, Sydney Observatory’s Festival of the Stars will provide two nights of spectacular sights on the first weekend of Smart Light Sydney.
April 4th, 2011
Showcasing the opportunities for stargazing thanks to reduced light pollution, Sydney Observatory’s Festival of the Stars will provide two nights of spectacular sights on the first weekend of Smart Light Sydney.
“View Saturn, the constellations of the deep south that make up Argo Navis, the legendary ship from Jason and the Argonauts along with zodiac constellations of Leo and Virgo through telescopes, see the latest in astronomy products, meet astronomers from all over Sydney, experience special 3D theatre presentations and talks every half hour, food stalls, entertainment plus every adult entry includes a glass of wine”.
6pm – 10pm
$17 adults, $10 child/conc, $47 family. Discounts for members. For tickets visit: http://www.sydneyobservatory.com.au/events/festival_stars.asp
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