Daytime or night, clear or cloudy, you can always get a star show in a Wisconsin planetarium. Many planetaria are attached to museums or have astronomy and space artifacts on display elsewhere in their facility. There are several planetaria in Wisconsin you can visit:
- Daniel M. Soref Planetarium in Milwaukee (Milwaukee Public Museum)
- Manfred Olson Planetarium in Milwaukee (UW-Milwaukee)
- Gary E. Sampson Planetarium in Wauwatosa (West High School)
- Charles M. Horwitz Planetarium in Waukesha (Retzer Nature Center)
- MMSD Planetarium in Madison (Madison Metropolitan School District)
- Barlow Planetarium in Menasha (UW-Fox Valley)
- Buckstaff Planetarium in Oshkosh (UW-Oshkosh)
- Allen F. Blocher Planetarium in Stevens Point (UW-Stevens Point)
- UW-La Crosse Planetarium in La Crosse (UW-La Crosse)
- L. E. Phillips Planetarium in Eau Claire (UW-Eau Claire)
- UW-River Falls Planetarium in River Falls (UW-River Falls)
You can also use the map below to find the one nearest you:
Wisconsin Astronomy 