Curiosum Space

Curiosum Space is back – now in a new format! This spring, we invite you to four selected Thursday evenings where popular science meets fascinating planetarium shows in Wisdome Umeå. Curiosum Space is aimed at a more adult audience and offers space experiences that deepen understanding, spark curiosity, and open new perspectives on the universe and our place within it.

Upcoming Events

Each evening has its own theme and a unique programme. Admission is free, but visitors may pre-book a dinner wrap to make the visit a complete evening at Curiosum.

12 Feb – Galaxies and the Big Bang
Extra! 5 Mar – Family Evening: Life in Space & Sámi Star Constellations
→ More information about this event will be published ahead of the winter break.
12 Mar – The Northern Lights
26 Mar – The Solar System and the Motion of Celestial Bodies
21 May – The Moon

In the calendar at the bottom of the page, you can find more information about each event and book your place. Booking opens two weeks prior to each evening. Programme details will be published continuously.

Curiosum is for curious minds of all ages. Children visiting Curiosum on their own, without an accompanying adult, must be at least 13 years old.

What Is a Planetarium Show?

A planetarium show is an immersive visual experience where space is projected all around you in our dome-shaped theatre, Wisdome Umeå. Here, you can journey into the universe through scientifically based visualisations and explore everything from planets and moons to stars, nebulae, and exoplanets. Through large-scale projection and storytelling, the experience offers new perspectives on space and our place within it.

Wisdome Umeå

Join us on adventures straight into science! Read more about our Dome Theatre here.

Calendar

Curiosum Space – Galaxies and the Big Bang

Thu

12

Feb

Curiosum Space – Galaxies and the Big Bang

17:00 - 20:00 12 February 17:00 - 20:00

Curiosum, Östra strandgatan 32, Arts campus

Other. A fascinating evening about the universe’s fundamental forces, featuring a planetarium show and lecture by Michael Bradley, Department of Physics.