Science & Education

Observatory Viewing

Join the CPCCo Planetarium for an evening of stargazing and astronomical discovery at the observatory.

Fri, 18 Sep 2026 CPCCo Planetarium Pasco , Washington
The CPCCo Planetarium invites the public to an evening of celestial exploration at their observatory in Pasco, Washington. This event provides a unique opportunity to view the night sky through professional-grade telescopes, guided by knowledgeable staff. Whether you are an amateur astronomer or simply curious about the cosmos, this viewing session offers an educational and awe-inspiring experience. Please note that viewing is weather-dependent, with general tours available as an alternative during poor conditions.

What to Expect

An educational evening observing the stars and planets, weather permitting.

Who Should Attend

  • Students
  • Families
  • Astronomy enthusiasts
  • Science lovers
  • Local community

Agenda Overview

Observatory viewing session at the CPCCo Planetarium.
Venue & Address
CPCCo Planetarium
2600 N 20th Ave
Pasco , Washington – 99301
United States
Organizer
CPCCo Planetarium · Educational Institution
Providing high-definition astronomical education at Columbia Basin College.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the event weather-dependent?
Yes, telescope viewing is subject to clear skies.
What happens if it is cloudy?
A general tour of the facility will be provided instead.
Where is the planetarium located?
2600 N 20th Ave, Pasco, WA.
Is there an age limit?
The event is open to all ages interested in astronomy.
Do I need to book tickets?
Please check the Tix website for ticket availability.
Is there parking?
Parking is available at the Columbia Basin College campus.
Tags
Astronomy Science Pasco Washington Planetarium Education
Summary
Join the CPCCo Planetarium for an evening of stargazing and astronomical discovery.
Reference: tix.com
Highlights
  • Professional telescope viewing
  • Guided astronomical tour
  • Educational experience
  • State-of-the-art facility
  • Family-friendly event
  • Night sky observation
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