Looking for a fun and free way to break up your week? Adler Planetarium opens its doors to Illinois residents for free every Wednesday from 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Adler at Night offers hands-on activities, experiences, and shows for all ages. Visitors can explore the moon, search for a new ninth planet, take a fast-paced solar system tour, get to know the sky above Chicago, and fly through the stars at impossible speeds in state-of-the-art theaters. Adler's award-winning sky shows are not to be missed.
Whether you're looking for free activities for kids or take in the amazing shows, free days are a great time to stop by the Adler Planetarium. | Photo courtesy of Adler Planetarium
Illinois residents can visit the museum free on Wednesday evenings with proof of residency. Visitors can also purchase tickets in advance for access to sky shows and other special experiences.
Adler at Night is a great time to stop by for free activities for kids, to learn more about space, or to take in the amazing view of the Chicago skyline. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to explore the universe and learn more about the mysteries of space. All tickets must be purchased online and in advance. Book your tickets on the Adler Planetarium website.
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