We are in a new era of exploration as humanity returns back to Earth's nearest celestial neighbor, the Moon. Celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Artemis II mission that flew four astronauts around the Moon in April 2026, Seth Mayo, the Curator of Science and the Lohman Planetarium Director at The Brown, will be at the Shores Community Center to take you on an interactive journey to recount this historic space flight. Throughout this journey, Mr. Mayo will discuss the fascinating realm of lunar science, cover Artemis II highlights, and explore how long-duration missions on the Moon and beyond will unfold in the future. Following the presentation, and if weather permits, the Lohman Planetarium Team will provide safe, Sun-viewing opportunities outside with The Brown's solar telescopes.

This program is part of The Brown’s Museum in Motion. While our physical doors are temporarily closed during construction, the Museum is more active than ever—bringing one-of-a-kind programs directly into our community.

This program is free to the community with registration. Use the link below to register online, as space is limited.