Lafayette Science Museum

The UL Lafayette Science Museum & Planetarium is hosting a solar eclipse viewing event. They'll have telescopes and solar eclipse glasses to watch it safely.

If you're looking for a Mardi Gras parade this weekend, there are plenty to be found.

The former planetarium curator at the Lafayette Science Museum has made a very cool donation to the museum in the form of a few mock-ups.

Proceeds from tickets sales and other sales will be used to operate the museum.

We are all busy so I have done the hard work for you. I have searched the internet and come up with the top 3 things you should know today, 7/23/2021.

The Lafayette Science Museum is located at 433 Jefferson Street.

According to a Facebook post by the Museum this morning, the doors to the downtown Lafayette gem will swing open to the public on Saturday, April 10th.

The event celebrates the 50th anniversary of man's first trip to the surface of the Moon.

Acadiana Symphony Orchestra has teamed up with the Lafayette Science Museum to four Summer camps that look so great I'm thinking about altering my birth certificate so I can go!

What are the best things to do in Lafayette? When we want to get the real deal we go to the experts, and that's you. Tripadvisor.com has a list of the "9 Best Things To Do In Lafayette" as voted on by you, and here they are!

What are your memories of the old Planetarium and Science Museum?

There is something pretty cool coming to the Lafayette Science Museum in downtown Lafayette. Their latest exhibit, The Virtual Laboratory Experience, opens up on June 3.

Some of these things listed I wasn't even aware you could do. A Cajun food tour? Sure, I know where all the spots I love to eat are, but this still sounds like a deliciously fun time for a local or a tourist.

The latest transit happens this evening, with the next in 2019, which will be the last one until 2049!

You can view the Leonid Meteor Shower tonight and Tuesday from the Slooh Space Camera, which will live-stream the shower starting at 7 p.m. CST

I posted pictures and a video of a place that a friend of mine stumbled upon while he was visiting Lafayette, and it turns out to be the old "Echo Circle" behind the now-defunct Lafayette Science Museum...

“A family that scares together shares together!”

They'll be rolling out the red carpet for a special event Sunday at the Lafayette Science Museum and sneaking in a little science education as part of the fun!

Nothing can prepare you for the horror that waits around every turn in a nightmare-world that is bigger, better, and scarier than ever. The Lafayette Science Museum hosts MUSEUM OF FEAR on its 3rd floor from 7:00 pm until 11pmevery Friday and Saturday night in October.