Sternberg Museum of Natural History has events remaining on the calendar for September.

September events include:

Tuesday, Sept. 23, and Thursday, Sept. 25: Adventures & Activities (grades K-3) 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the museum – “Looking to Galaxies Far, Far Away.” How can we possibly know anything about other planets? We will discuss planetary geology and how geoscientists learn about the geological processes of other planets. We will make telescopes during this activity. $6 for members. $10 for public.

Friday, Sept. 26: Friday Night at the Museum 6 to 10 p.m. at the museum – “Jedi Academy.” This is your chance to learn the ways of the Jedi. How does a lightsaber work? Is it possible that we might see a real lightsaber here on earth? Where did the philosophy of a Jedi order come from? Join us as we explore the cultural geography of our own planet and learn the true history of the Jedi Knights. You will learn to “construct” you own lightsaber. You will learn the ways of the force from the Jedi masters right here at the Sternberg Museum! Families are welcome, and Jedi attire is encouraged. $15 for members. $20 for public. Parents can attend at half price.