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Keep your eyes open for a Redwine supernova! The music of Chappell Roan enters the dome with its vivid melodies and beats accompanied by beautiful liquid sky visuals.

Glass Animals in The Dome is an immersive show you won't want to miss! Enjoy a beautifully crafted mosaic of visuals and relax under one-of-a-kind liquid painted skies.

Enjoy the Dead's Folsom hits from 40+ years ago to mind-melting, trippy Liquid Sky visuals --- all digitally rendered live in our 8K dome with full surround sound. They'll steal your face right off your head.

Immerse yourself in a liquid version of a musical and visual planetarium classic.

Get lost in the mind bending visuals, all digitally rendered live on our 8K dome, in full surround sound with a new selection of tunes every show.

Accompanied by the music of Tame Impala, experience the beautiful, mind-warping and hypnotizing visuals of Fiske's liquid sky shows.

One Sky Project is an international collaboration focused on increasing understanding about cultural and indigenous astronomy, its historical and modern applications, and how our One Sky connects us all.

We trust that our water is clean, but what if the real risks come from invisible chemical mixtures we don’t fully understand? From wildfire ash and industrial runoff to pharmaceuticals and plastic by-products, today’s water pollution is shaped by complex, interacting contaminants that challenge traditional science and regulation. This talk explores how tools from analytical chemistry and toxicology help detect these hidden threats, and how public perception, policy, and environmental justice influence our understanding of what “safe water” really means.

Drinking wastewater? You probably already are, just a little bit. Across Colorado and the West, treated wastewater flows downstream and can become someone else’s drinking water. This is de facto reuse. Planned reuse means stronger treatment and closer monitoring. As drought and climate change strain supplies, advanced treatment offers a sustainable path forward. Explore the types of reuse, why reverse osmosis isn’t always the answer, and where reuse is already happening. Wastewater isn’t gross—it’s a valuable and cool resource.

As humans, our memories of the past influence how we behave in the present. But nature, too, has memories. Past events, like fires, storms, droughts, and other catastrophes can determine how ecosystems look and function, well into the future. We refer to this as ecological memory. One type of ecological memory are the physical remains of dead organisms left after these catastrophic events occur. In particular, we can think about the remains of foundation species—iconic and abundant organisms like trees, grasses, corals, or oysters that build the very frameworks of the ecosystems we know and love. When these organisms die, their influence lives on as their remnant structures actively shape the way ecosystems recover, or do not.

This show will dazzle you with the beauty of the cosmos!

Pure joy for the entire family! Take a tour of the night sky, then sit back and enjoy Laser Movie Magic with your favorite songs from The Lion King, Star Wars, Encanto, Frozen, Moana and more reimagined in vibrant laser light!

Take a deep dive into the Earth’s moon and the other bizarre moons in our solar system.

Join us for an introduction to the night sky, the observable planets, the stars, and constellations.

Everything glows. Everything emits light. Explore how astronomers use all kinds of light to observe planets orbiting other stars.

Join us for a friendly tour of some of the weird planets out there in the Universe and a celebration of the ways modern exoplanet science makes use of phenomena most people can experience on Earth: light, color, rainbows, eclipses, and curiosity.