***The Bishop is moving its popular How to Use Your Telescope workshop to Sunday, March 21. (It was previously scheduled for Saturday, March 20.)*** If you’ve been looking at your new telescope — or even the one that’s a little dusty — and wondering “How do I use this thing?” join us for a hands-on workshop at The Bishop! Our experts will help you get comfortable setting up and using your telescope so you get the most out of it and avoid many pitfalls that can lead to frustration. Weather permitting, you’ll see the moon and stars with your own telescope by evening’s end. Then, when you head home, you’ll be well equipped to enjoy the rich hobby of astronomy. This is a BYOT program — Bring Your Own Telescope! When: 7 p.m. March 21Where: In The Bishop’s North PlazaCost: $45 per telescope for members of the Discovery Society (includes 5 participants per scope); $50 for all others (includes up to 5 participants per scope). Each ticket includes admission to the March 24 Stelliferous program on Zoom.Register now Please note: Number of participants is limited to allow for individual attention. Masks are required for staff and guests, and we will adhere to social distancing measures. |
As the largest natural and cultural history museum on Florida’s Gulf Coast, The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature (formerly the South Florida Museum) offers fun and engaging exhibitions and programs that interpret the scientific and cultural knowledge of Florida, the world and our universe. In addition to permanent exhibitions, The Bishop features a constantly changing lineup of special exhibitions — offering something new to discover with each visit — and Pathways, a custom, interactive app that offers guests specially curated tours of the Museum. The Bishop includes an all-digital Planetarium — the only one of its kind on Florida’s Gulf Coast — and the Parker Manatee Rehabilitation Habitat, where we help rehabilitate sick or injured manatees for their return to the wild. Visit www.BishopScience.org for hours, info and admission details or call 941-746-4131. |