Programs & Events

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Hours of Operation

We will be opening August 5.
Thursday – Sunday
11 am – 5 pm

We look forward to seeing you soon!

MASKS ARE REQUIRED
at the Manitoba Museum

Click for Holiday Hours
*Hours of operation vary for holidays.

Special Events
Speaker Series
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[email protected]: July 29
July 29
Saturn reaches opposition this week – its best and brightest for the year. We’ll show you how to spot it in the sky on [email protected], and we’ll look at some of the latest images from ground-based telescopes and robotic spacecraft. Plus, more about the constellations and other cool space st... Read More
[email protected]: August 5
August 5
During New Moon, we can’t see the moon in our sky – only the moon’s dark side faces us. It’s a perfect time to also avoid other sources of light (like city lights) and gaze into the depths of space. We’ll highlight the best objects to look for during this summer’s best dark-sky oppor... Read More
[email protected]: August 12
August 12
The annual Perseid meteor shower peaked early this morning but will be active all week. On [email protected] this week, we’ll recap the action and discuss the possibilities for the next few nights.  Plus, more about the constellations and other cool space stuff. Join us on Facebook or ... Read More
[email protected]: August 19
August 19
Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope. Tonight, the giant planet Jupiter is at its closest and brightest for the year. On [email protected], we’ll show you how and when to spot it, and delve into views with the unaided eye, binoculars, telescopes, and the J... Read More
[email protected]: August 26
August 26
The stars of Autumn contain many famous constellations from mythology, as well as star clusters and galaxies that can be seen with the unaided eye.  As summer wanes, new constellations come into view. This week on [email protected], we’ll focus on the autumn constellations becoming visible in the eas... Read More