The Stars Tonight
Join experts from the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum for an awe-inspiring look at new space explorations and discoveries that are making headlines today.
Albert Einstein Planetarium
Air and Space Museum
Independence Avenue and 6th Street, SW
Washington, DC
Immerse yourself in the stars! The Einstein Planetarium
The Albert Einstein Planetarium is one of the most technologically advanced planetariums in the country. An 8K Full Dome System projects ultra-high-definition visuals that are 16 times the resolution of your HD TV. Get ready to be immersed in brightness, clarity, and color that is out of this world!
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Showtimes for September 25, 2018
Dark Universe
The planets, stars, and everything you can see are less than 5 percent of the universe. What is the other 95 percent?
Journey to the Stars
Witness the life and death of stars in our sky, including our own sun.
To Space and Back
Discover how space exploration is shaping your world...
One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure
Join Big Bird and Elmo as they explore the night sky with Hu Hu Zhu, a Muppet from "Zhima Jie," the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street.
There are no more showtimes for this movie today. Please view the movie page for more information.
Directions
Limited metered street parking is available. Please read signs carefully for parking hours and permit restrictions. Parking is available in several local lots, including two blocks south of the Museum at 6th and C Streets, SW. Learn more about parking near the Mall.
