If you missed Orlando Science Center's popular Stellar Nights run this summer, you've got one last chance to catch it. The after-hours weekend experience is returning for two additional evenings — Friday and Saturday, August 7–8 — after originally wrapping up on August 1.
Each night has its own musical flavor inside the Dome, which opened just this past June. Friday's laser show spotlights the epic sounds of Queen and Pink Floyd, while Saturday's program leans into pop royalty with Taylor Swift and The Beatles providing the soundtrack.
Beyond the laser shows themselves, the planetarium programming takes audiences on a journey from the skies over Central Florida out to the far edges of the galaxy — designed to spark curiosity and a few big questions along the way.
The evening doesn't stop at the Dome. Guests can also head up to the observatory for stargazing, explore the Science Center's exhibits, and get hands-on at maker workshops covering circuit building and hydraulics.
Stellar Nights is included with a general admission ticket to the Science Center, though Dome seating is limited — so arriving early is a smart move if you want a good spot. Full details were reported by Orlando Weekly.
