Calendar of Events
Chabot offers exciting hands-on activities, workshops, lectures,
and other events for visitors of all ages.
Unless otherwise noted, programs are included with general admission on a drop-in basis.
Schedule is subject to change.
 | I Sit and Stay Workshop:
A Guide to Staying Safe in the Great Outdoors
Sunday, August 1st (1pm - 3pm)
FREE with general admission
Reservations Required, Ages 4 & Up.
Box Office: (510) 336-7373
Certified search and rescue professional Leah Waarvick will teach basic outdoor safety for families. Her book I Sit and Stay was written to keep families safe using fun, non-threatening advice on what to do if they become lost in the woods. | | Planet Hike
Friday, August 13 (6:30pm – 9:30pm)
Tickets: $7 (Does Not include General Admission)
RSVP recommended, walkups welcome!
Box Office: (510) 336-7373
Take a simulated walk through the Solar System on Redwood Park trails. | | Kids Go Green
Saturday, August 14 (11am - 4pm)
FREE with General Admission
Join us for our monthly hands-on environmentally related demonstrations and activities. | | 10000: A Skyline Party
Friday, August 20 (7pm - 11pm)
Come for music, celestial beverages, provocative science, films and more.
Tickets: $20 Adults / $15 Students / $8 Members
Box Office: (510) 336-7373 | | NEW!!! Slumber with the Stars
A Family/Group Overnight
Friday, August 27 - Saturday, August 28 (7pm - 10am)
Advance reservations required: (510) 336-7373
$75 Members/$85 Guests
Ages 5 & Up
Spend a night under the stars or with some really cool exhibits. Join us for Slumber with the Stars, Chabot’s newest family night out. | | Dinner, a Movie and the Universe
Rub Elbows with the Stars
Every Friday and Saturday Evening (6pm - 10pm)
Join us for Chabot's unique evening social rendezvous. Start your night off with dinner and drinks, then cozy up in the planetarium as you're whisked to the edge of the universe and cap off the evening with telescope viewing featuring breathtaking views of the cosmos. |
FRIENDS OF CHABOT
KQED
Quest
Quest puts Northern California under a microscope,
exploring fascinating local stories and people that impact our science, nature and
environmental worlds.
For more information and schedules, please visit
their website at:
kqed.org
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