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Snow College Announces Upcoming June Planetarium Show Schedule

By Event Submission · May 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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Snow College has announced an upcoming schedule of planetarium shows for June. Free tickets for these presentations can be reserved through the college website.

Key takeaways

  • Planetarium shows are scheduled for June 9 and June 23 at Snow College.
  • Featured programs include Sunstruck, Distant Worlds — Alien Life?, Force 5 and Always Above, and Black Holes.
  • Free tickets for the presentations can be reserved online.

Snow College is hosting several planetarium shows throughout the month of June. The schedule includes various presentations ranging from celestial phenomena to explorations of alien life.

The first set of shows is scheduled for Tuesday, June 9. At 7:00 pm, the program Sunstruck will be presented, followed by Distant Worlds — Alien Life? at 8:00 pm.

A second date for presentations is set for Tuesday, June 23. The evening will begin with Force 5 and Always Above at 7:00 pm, with Black Holes scheduled for the 8:00 pm time slot.

Attendees can reserve free tickets for these shows at snow.edu/planetarium.

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