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Science & Star Gazing

Bakken Library & Museum of Electricity in Life
Minneapolis: 3537 Zenith Ave S
612.926.3878
parties

Bell Museum of Natural History
Minneapolis: 10 Church St SE
612.626.9660
camps, parties

Insect Collection
St. Paul: Department of
Entomology, University of
Minnesota, 219 Hodson Hall
1980 Follwell Ave
612.624.3636

Mad Science of Minnesota
St. Paul: 519 Payne Ave
651.793.5721
after-school, programs, camps
classes, parties

Science Museum of Minnesota
St. Paul: 120 W Kellogg Blvd
651.221.9444
parties, smm.org/playdates, Tues 10 AM, 5 & under free with adult

Tech Academy
Little Canada: 80 Minnesota Ave
651.486.2780
camps, parties

The Works Museum
Bloomington: 9740 Grand Ave S
952.888.4262
camps, parties

STAR GAZING


Cherry Grove Observatory
Kenyon: 8485 520th St
952.467.2426

Eagle Lake Observatory
Norwood Young America: 10775 County Rd  33
952.448.6082

Como Planetarium
St. Paul: 780 W Wheelock Pkwy
651.293.5398

Eisenhower Observatory 
Hopkins: 1001 Hwy 7
952.988.4070

Joseph J. Casby Observatory
Afton: 1553 Stagecoach Tr S
651.436.5189

Metcalf Observing Field
952.467.2426

Minnesota Astronomical Society

Minnesota Institute for Astrophysics
Minneapolis: 106 Pleasant St SE
612.624.4811

Staring Lake Observatory

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