Free Astronomy Movie Screening & ʻOhana Kilo Hōkū Stargazing

National Solar Observatory

Come join us for a fun-filled evening under the stars with a free astronomy movie screening and a family-friendly stargazing session.

Maui Ocean Center, The Aquarium of Hawaii, Maalaea Road, Wailuku, HI, USA

Public Event: Free Astronomy Movie Screening and ʻOhana Kilo Hōkū StargazingJoin us at the Maui Ocean Center, The Aquarium of Hawai'i for a night under the stars! The National Solar Observatory and the Maui Ocean Center are hosting a free astronomy movie screening of Space, Hope, and Charity and an outdoor ʻOhana Kilo Hōkū stargazing session. Get ready to be amazed by the wonders of the universe!The award-winning, independent documentary film tells the inspiring journey of Charity Woodrum, a young woman from rural Oregon whose dream of becoming an astrophysicist was nearly derailed when she suffers a devastating tragedy. With help from friends old and new, she finds her way back to the distant galaxies where she feels most at peace.“We’re very excited to bring SPACE, HOPE and CHARITY to Maui, and hope it shows how we can all find meaning after suffering tragic loss, by facing it together. Charity Woodrum chose to share her very personal story in the hope that it would inspire others.” - Sandy Cummings, Director/Producer/Writer.Planetarium movie seating is limited to 118 per movie screening. Two screenings to take place, beginning at 5:30pm and 7:20pm. Entry to movie screenings will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets do not guarantee entry. Outdoor stargazing will be open. Stargazing will be held from sundown to 9pm. Aquarium exhibits will not be open during this event.Location: Maalaea Road, Wailuku, HI, USA

REMINDER: Aloha,As our astronomy movie &amp; 'Ohana Kilo Hoku stargazing event draws near, we want to send you a friendly reminder and clarify some important information regarding the film screening.Event Details: The 'Ohana Kilo Hoku stargazing part of the event is open to everyone! While the stargazing is open to all, please note that the film screening has limited seating available, and it will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Registering for the event does not guarantee entry into the film screening due to the limited space. Note: We want to acknowledge that the documentary does touch upon heavy topics, and some scenes may be emotionally intense. However, we assure you that the overall message is one of inspiration and triumph.How to Ensure Your Spot: If you want to attend the film screening, we recommend arriving early to secure your seat. The doors will open at 5:00pm with screen times at 5:30pm and 7:20pm in the Sphere Theater.Where to Check-In: Do not check in at the Maui Ocean Center front gate. There is a special entrance near the Sphere Theater. When entering the Ma’alaea parking lot, look for the large white dome (you can’t miss it!) and park at any open stall near it. Parking is free after 5:00pm. Head to the Sphere and you will see the curbside entry door.The Aquarium Exhibit Are Not Open Please be aware this evening's event does not grant access to the Aquarium exhibits. We will be in the Sphere Theater only with limited outdoor space for stargazing with 'Ohana Kilo Hoku.Refreshments: Light refreshments and snacks will be available while supplies last. Water fountains and refillable water bottle stations are available.Thank you! We look forward to seeing you tomorrow night!

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