Planetarium Show: Moles: What is Out There?

Aug 16, 2025 11:00AM—12:00PM

Location

Planetarium in the Astronomy Education Building at TWC 9877 Alabama Ave SW Wilmot, OH 44689

Cost $4/TWC Member, $6/Nonmember

Event Contact Robin Gill | Email

Categories Astronomy, Family, School-Aged

Topics astronomy, family, learn, moon, night sky, planetarium, stars

Children will meet Plato, a very curious young mole and his best friends, earthworms Alfa, Beta, and Gamma. With the help of Professor Socrates, a very distinguished beetle, children along with Plato and his friends will discover why we have night and day, why the Moon looks different every night, what are the stars and constellations, and more. There will be mysteries to solve and songs to sing while children learn basic concepts about astronomy in a fun, simple and very humorous way. This show is for children 4 to 8 years old and families.

A "Tonight's Sky" program showing seasonal constellations and planets currently in the night sky will follow the full dome show.

Please arrive 10 minutes early. Seating is limited, pre-registration ensures you a seat. Walk-ins accepted if seats are available, cash only and exact payment requested.