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FROM APOLLO TO ARTEMIS, WE'RE GOING BACK

Join the mission and journey to the best spring break destination, the Moon. Find new immersive dome theater shows like Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side Of The Moon, guided tours, hands-on activities, and more!

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A bright orange full Moon rises behind a rocket on a launch pad at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.

What Is Artemis II? Launch Date, Crew, And NASA’s Next Moon Mission Explained

April 1, 2026

Michelle Nichols

Adler astronomer Michelle Nichols explains everything you need to know about NASA’a Artemis II mission and gives the latest updates on launch.

Adler Planetarium infographic labeled “April 1, 2026” showing a full Moon decorated with pink flowers, labeled “Pink Moon,” representing the April full Moon, with the Adler Planetarium logo and “#LookUp” at the bottom.

Adler Skywatch: April 2026

March 27, 2026

Karen Donnelly

What’s in the sky in April 2026? How to see the planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter in the night sky this month.

Pedestrians walking (during Chicagohenge) across a crosswalk while the Sun sets in the distance with the Willis Tower in view.

Understanding Chicagohenge

February 25, 2026

Adler Planetarium Staff

The Chicagohenge is a bi-annual event where the cosmos and architecture harmoniously align. Learn about the science behind it all!

Image Caption: The March 13-14, 2025 lunar eclipse at totality. The full Moon appears to be a dark brick red as the Earth’s shadow covers it. Image credit: Adler Planetarium

Adler Skywatch: March 2026

February 24, 2026

Karen Donnelly

What’s in the sky in March 2026? The spring equinox, a total lunar eclipse, and chicagohenge, here’s what you need to know.