Special bi-plane show brings local planes and pilots to the Tulsa Air and Space Museum on Oct. 1, 2022
Feature Movie showing at 2pm on Oct. 1, 2022. This is a 1-time showing. MEMBERS ARE FREE (Members--Please send an e-mail to "Events@tulsamuseum.org" to reserve your seats. Tickets are $5 per seat (regardless of age)
A special event to honor Apollo 13 Astronaut, Fred Haise A different twist on the Aviator Ball. Get your tickets soon as the event is limited in size. An intimate […]
A thrilling movie about the Apollo 13 Astronauts that experienced a catastrophic explosion of their Apollo spacecraft on the way to the moon, and how staying calm and working together […]
Enjoy a family-friendly painting in October that features pumpkins and a full moon. Kids 8 & up are welcome to attend as alcohol is not permitted. Your evening will also feature a planetarium show in our spacious 110 seat theatre. Take home your painting and enjoy as part of your fall decor. Get your tickets […]
Kids can trick or treat from new FORD Trucks, vintage cars and WWII Military Vehicles. 11am-2pm Buy a flight in the oldest DC-3 airplane, the Flagship Detroit. $100 per seat. Pay upon arrival. 10am-4pm CASI Official Sanctioned Chili Cookoff--Tasting Kits Available for purchase, tasting begins at 11am. Food Trucks! YUM Pictures with the Sanderson Sisters […]
A "SPOOKTACULAR" movie with two showings in our beautiful planetarium theatre at 1pm & 3pm. A Halloween favorite!
A "SPOOKTACULAR" movie with two showings in our beautiful planetarium theatre at 1pm & 3pm. A Halloween favorite!
Enjoy a fun & festive evening painting this cute snowman in the beautiful planetarium lobby in a family-friendly environment. Kids 8 & up are welcome. Attendees will also be treated to a planetarium show. Take your cute snowman home and add him to your winter decor in hope for a snowy holiday season!
Saturday, November 19th at 3:00 PM we will be hosting the Dawn of Artemis. If you have already purchased tickets previously you are welcome to use those tickets at this event. There will be a re-play of NASA's midnight launch Tuesday, Nov 15th with live narration and live stars tours of the rocket's trajectory.
