Star Stories: Science, Mythology, and Wonders of the Night Sky
Name:
Star Stories: Science, Mythology, and Wonders of the Night Sky
Date:
January 29, 2026
Time:
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CST
Event Description:
Since ancient times, humans have looked to the night sky with wonder and awe! Through an interactive presentation with Treehaven’s naturalist Fox Corvus, explore the history of astronomy—the study of celestial objects—and discover how patterns in the stars have shaped everything from myths to sciences. You will find out which constellations are visible in the winter sky, learn how to spot them, and even enjoy some ancient Greek tales about their origins. We will wrap up by discussing why a dark, star-filled sky is important to many living things beyond us fascinated humans, and you will learn ways you can help reduce light pollution to benefit stargazers and ecosystems alike.
After the presentation, bundle up and head outside for some optional stargazing (weather permitting), where you will have the chance to search for constellations and observe celestial objects through a telescope. Get ready for a night full of science, storytelling, stargazing, and fun!
After the presentation, bundle up and head outside for some optional stargazing (weather permitting), where you will have the chance to search for constellations and observe celestial objects through a telescope. Get ready for a night full of science, storytelling, stargazing, and fun!
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