Winter Wonderland at International Wildlife Museum

Kids can play reindeer games, make crafts, explore the museum and get their picture taken with Santa. Dec. 17.  www.thewildlifemuseum.org

The November 8, 2022 total lunar eclipse is the second of the year. The Moon is traveling above the Pacific Ocean during this eclipse, so that both Hawaii and Alaska are well situated to witness the entire event from beginning to end. But totality is also visible in the early morning hours before moonset in all of North and Central America, and in the early evening after moonrise in Asia and Australia. This is the last total lunar eclipse for a while – the next one occurs on March 14, 2025.

https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5033

Attention Students!

Enter the Power to Explore Student Writing Challenge!

It takes a special kind of power to explore the extremes of our solar system, and NASA wants to hear how it would energize your space exploration dreams! If you could plan a mission in our solar system or beyond, where would you go, and what would you explore?

See the 73rd annual festival of lights. You can walk-through, ride the trolley or hayride. There are no drive-through nights for 2022. Bring donations for the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.

http://winterhavenfestival.org/

FREE ADMISSION

TICKETS AVAILABLE DAY OF AT BOX OFFICE

Bring the whole family to a special free screening of Finding Nemo in Navajo on the big screen!  Experience all the underwater fun of the original Pixar/Walt Disney classic dubbed into the Navajo language with English subtitles, and enjoy delicious fry bread, available for sale courtesy of HONOR Collective!

This free screening is co-presented by UA Native American Law Student Association, Indigenous Strategies and The Loft Cinema.   

By request of the artist, this event requires all guests to provide proof of full vaccination against COVID 19 or negative test taken within 24 hrs from a medical facility. Masks are strongly recommended.