Cranbrook Science, Pink Floyd, Planetarium & Observatory.

Let's explore the Cranbrook Natural History museum (free first Fridays of each month) and it's exhibits. Then join the group for an incredible experience learning about the stars set to Pink Floyd music.

Purchase tickets ($6) for the 9:00 pm Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon planetarium show here:

https://tickets.cranbrook.edu/webstore/shop/viewItems.aspx?cg=cisgp20&c=cisgpplan
Tickets sell out quick.

Parking structure is close and free.

The Cranbrook Institute of Science in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, is a natural history and science museum featuring permanent and traveling exhibits, a planetarium, an observatory, and nature trails, all focused on the interconnectedness of nature. It draws from a collection of over 200,000 objects, with highlights including dinosaur skeletons, a mineral gallery, and interactive exhibits on topics like the Great Lakes watershed. The institute offers public programs, lectures, and events for all ages, and is part of the larger Cranbrook Educational Community. Key Features

Exhibits: Permanent galleries cover Earth, Space, and Life sciences, with a changing exhibit hall for temporary displays.
Planetarium: The Acheson Planetarium offers immersive shows about the universe.
Observatory: Features a powerful telescope for public viewing on select nights.
Outdoor Areas: Includes an outdoor science garden and nature trails.
Highlights: A life-sized Stegosaurus statue, a T-Rex skeleton cast, and interactive displays.