Star gazing in the Bryan-Gooding Planetarium to wielding electric currents in the JEA Science Theater, MOSH offers an exciting and extensive lineup of Daily Programs appealing to learners of all ages! We invite you to explore MOSH and complete your experience with a Daily Program, all led by our team of Educators.
The Bryan-Gooding Planetarium, one of the largest single-lens planetariums in the United States, uses cutting edge technology to bring the night skies to life and entertain visitors of all ages. Programs are immersive productions about deep space exploration, our dynamic planet and the human experience connecting it all together. In addition to Planetarium Daily Programs, Planetarium Night Live is an 1.5-hour program that allows you to expand your mind and explore the cosmos through space simulations, storytelling, interactive demonstrations, and immersive, live-narrated video projection under the Planetarium’s 60-foot dome. The program is offered every other month.
View the 2023 Planetarium Night Live schedule and purchase tickets HERE.
Experience live programming and shows that bring science to life in the JEA Science Theater! Ignite your mind and discover the science behind explosions, shocks, and jolts. How does liquid nitrogen turn into a gas? What happens when a balloon filled with hydrogen meets the heat of a flame? Engage with the Educators during the live interactive science shows for a mind-blowing experience at MOSH! See the Science Live schedule below.
Animal Encounters
Learn about the urban wildlife of Northeast Florida in this unique, hands-on learning environment. Learn what makes an animal “endangered” vs “threatened,” or how non-venomous king snakes play a vital role in maintaining natural environments. Encounter amphibians, turtles, opossums, and many other animals you may be surprised live in your own backyard. Animal Encounters take place in the JEA Science Theater. See the schedule below for Animal Encounters.
Invertebrate Encounters
Why are some sea anemone species toxic to humans while other species are non-toxic? What do horse-shoe crabs eat? Explore and learn about the sea creatures that reside in the VyStar Intertidal Touch Tank located on the first floor in Atlantic Tails. See the schedule below for Invertebrate Encounters.
Monday Hours: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Daily Program are $5.95 each
Cosmic Concerts are $10 for MOSH Members and $12 for Non-Members
Thursday – Friday Hours: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday Hours: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday Hours: Noon – 5 p.m.