Shared Sky Festival - Day 2
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$24 Adults, $19 Youth/Seniors/Students, Free for Members
Join us October 10th and 11th as artists fill the Center with photography, music, paintings, and cosmic creativity to celebrate the grand opening of the Shared Sky: Photos of the Universe exhibition and the 2026 Astrophotography Prize awardees! Get creative with hands-on activities for all ages and explore how space photography works in this two-day celebration of art and science!
Watch as Astronomy Hall (Studio 3) transforms into a gallery filled with breathtaking images captured by astrophotographers from around the world, be a part of a large-scale community art project, and discover original music featuring the sounds of space with local musician and science communicator Blue Polansky.
Join us for the Shared Sky Festival – bringing together the Bay Area’s astronomy, art, and photography communities under one sky. One weekend only! Learners of all ages welcome.
Join us October 10th and 11th as artists fill the Center with photography, music, paintings, and cosmic creativity to celebrate the grand opening of the Shared Sky: Photos of the Universe exhibition and the 2026 Astrophotography Prize awardees! Get creative with hands-on activities for all ages and explore how space photography works in this two-day celebration of art and science!
Watch as Astronomy Hall (Studio 3) transforms into a gallery filled with breathtaking images captured by astrophotographers from around the world, be a part of a large-scale community art project, and discover original music featuring the sounds of space with local musician and science communicator Blue Polansky.
Join us for the Shared Sky Festival – bringing together the Bay Area’s astronomy, art, and photography communities under one sky. One weekend only! Learners of all ages welcome.
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Where is it happening?
10000 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, CA, United States, California 94619
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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Host or PublisherChabot Space & Science Center
