Connect with characters from children’s literature who solve a problem. Explore different materials and solve engineering challenges!

Explore the basics of robotics and coding with BeeBot, the programmable robot for kids!

Planetarium Show: One World One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure
Explore the night sky with your favorite friends from Sesame Street. Follow along with Big Bird, Elmo, and their friend from China, Hu Hu Zhu, as they take you on a journey of discovery to learn about the Big Dipper, the North Star, the Sun, and the Moon.

In this introduction to engineering, students will be given unique materials to solve a building challenge. Students will collaborate and communicate with a small group to create a solution.

Planetarium Show: Rusty Rocket's Last Blast!
After decades of teaching the basics of rocket physics, Rusty Rocket is retiring. He has one final mission to command; an introductory tour of the solar system to a new class of rocket rookies.

Observe the movement and features of the sun, Earth, moon, and stars.

Planetarium Show: The Little Star that Could
Little Star, an average yellow star, searches for planets to warm and protect. During his journey, he’ll learn what makes each star special, unlock the secrets of our solar system, and discovers the meaning of clusters and galaxies.

Science and fun collide in this action-packed lesson! How do pushes, pulls, collisions, and friction affect the objects around us? Students will conduct experiments to determine how different forces affect the movement of objects

Planetarium Show: Tilt
Join Annie and Max on a whirlwind adventure as they learn why the ‘tilt’ of the Earth is so important, and what it has to do with seasons.

In this introduction to engineering, students will be given unique materials to solve a building challenge. Students will collaborate and communicate with a small group to create a solution.

Planetarium Show: CAPCOM GO! The Apollo Story
This immersive, historical documentary showcases the achievements of the Apollo program and what it took to put the first human on the moon.

We will explore the inner and outer planets, and other celestial bodies that make up our solar system. We will then use critical thinking, comparison, and investigative skills to determine what is inside of our mystery planet!

Planetarium Show: Beyond the Sun
Beyond the Sun takes you on a journey through the universe with Celeste and the Moon as your guides. Get ready to travel to rogue planets, oceanic worlds and super-Earths.

Learn to code with indi by Sphero! Using color as commands, beginner computational thinking, and problem solving, students will design their own course for their “car” to travel.

Planetarium Show: Cosmic Colors
Take a wondrous journey across the electromagnetic spectrum. We’ll answer big questions, such as why the sky is blue and why Mars is red. Take a tour within a plant leaf, explore x-rays, and journey inside the human eye.

How do scientists decide the difference between a wolf and a coyote, or a sunflower and a coneflower? We will find out in this lesson on the diversity of life!

Planetarium Show: Whale Super Highway
Journey into the ocean to witness the incredible 4,000 mile migration of the humpback whales. Join a team of experts as they attempt to discover what makes the humpbacks so successful on this migration super highway, and witness the beauty of these amazing animals in this immersive show.

Travel through our solar system, past the Kuiper Belt and beyond! Students will learn how stars are born by “collapsing” a model nebula, find patterns in galaxies, and design, build, and test their own spacecraft.

Planetarium Shows: The Sun: Our Living Star
The Sun is our nearest star and our planet’s powerhouse, the source of the energy that drives our winds, our weather and all life. Discover the secrets of our star in this immersive, visually striking planetarium show.

Join us for museum exploration and a planetarium show. Two time options are available, either morning or afternoon. Field trips can accommodate up to 80 students PreK- 5th grade.

This hands-on lesson explores the science of light waves, color, and energy transfer through engaging activities.

Explore magnetism by interacting with a variety of magnets.

Collaborate to complete a set of engineering challenges.

Construct homes with a variety of materials like favorite characters from children’s literature.

Animal Adventures- Young naturalists will discover the characteristics of living things and the relationships with their habitats and families. Students will learn through the creation of habitats, comparing characteristics, and exploring life cycles.

Rocket into space to explore the sun, planets, and constellations.

Play with toys across unique surfaces to observe motion.

Move like animals through musical activities and communal games with tactile props and instruments.

Through hands-on activities, explore how our bodies work, build healthy routines and practice emotional wellness.

Two hours of thematic programming for 150 people, five STEAM-based activities, Muse Outreach Educators to facilitate, and training for volunteers.

-Add On: our Mobile Planetarium for $325.
-Add On: over 150 people for $2 per additional person.
- Mileage- based on round trip distance from Muse Knoxville to STEAM Night location:
25-45.9 miles - $45.00
46-65.9 miles - $78.00
69-90.9 miles - $108.00

Puzzling problems + Muse Knoxville = A magically memorable STEAM Night.
Two hours of thematic programming for 150 people, five STEAM-based activities, Muse Outreach Educators to facilitate, and training for volunteers.

-Add On: our Mobile Planetarium for $325.
-Add On: over 150 people for $2 per additional person.
- Mileage- based on round trip distance from Muse Knoxville to STEAM Night location:
25-45.9 miles - $45.00
46-65.9 miles - $78.00
69-90.9 miles - $108.00

Discover the Engineering Design Process through 5 unique construction challenges.
Two hours of thematic programming for 150 people, five STEAM-based activities, Muse Outreach Educators to facilitate, and training for volunteers.

-Add On: our Mobile Planetarium for $325.
-Add On: over 150 people for $2 per additional person.
- Mileage- based on round trip distance from Muse Knoxville to STEAM Night location:
25-45.9 miles - $45.00
46-65.9 miles - $78.00
69-90.9 miles - $108.00

No screens are required as you code, collaborate and create with Muse Knoxville’s favorite robots. Two hours of thematic programming for 150 people, five STEAM-based activities, Muse Outreach Educators to facilitate, and training for volunteers.

-Add On: our Mobile Planetarium for $325.
-Add On: over 150 people for $2 per additional person.
- Mileage- based on round trip distance from Muse Knoxville to STEAM Night location:
25-45.9 miles - $45.00
46-65.9 miles - $78.00
69-90.9 miles - $108.00

Hands-on experiments will encourage you to explore how hair-raisingly fun science can be.
Two hours of thematic programming for 150 people, five STEAM-based activities, Muse Outreach Educators to facilitate, and training for volunteers.

Add On- our Mobile Planetarium for $325.
Add On - nights over 150 people for $2 per additional person.
- Mileage- based on round trip distance from Muse Knoxville to STEAM Night location:
25-45.9 miles - $45.00
46-65.9 miles - $78.00
69-90.9 miles - $108.00