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10/05/2026 · Grantsville
The Tiny Pause That Keeps You From Overcommitting
You don’t have to answer every request on the spot. Try this small boundary today: give yourself time to decide before your reflexive yes takes over.
The Two-Word Spell That Makes Blake’s Tiger Still Roar
William Blake’s “The Tyger” is famous for its questions, but its real magic may live in two unsettling words: “fearful symmetry.” Here’s how that tiny contradiction can sharpen your own writing today.
10/05/2026
The Most Radical Gift You Can Give Is Your Full Attention
Simone Weil thought attention was more than concentration: it was an ethical act, a way of treating another person’s existence as worthy of your time. That idea becomes startlingly practical when your phone is quietly begging to be worshipped.
10/05/2026
The Tariff Hangover Arrives Before the Bill
Washington keeps selling tariffs as leverage, while families and small manufacturers prepare for higher prices and thinner margins. Congress also finds new ways to confuse motion with progress.
10/05/2026
Please Stop Turning Paintings Into Theme-Park Rides
The immersive art exhibit has officially reached the stage where the artwork is the least important thing in the room. I’m begging museums, producers, and giant projectors to let paintings be weird, quiet, and occasionally difficult again.
10/05/2026
The Boring Fixes Are Winning
Ozone recovery, cloned ferrets, and free school meals give us three solid reasons to respect patient work. Good news rarely arrives with fireworks. It arrives with paperwork, freezer samples, and someone remembering to pack extra sandwiches.
10/05/2026
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Plan Your Visit - Clark Planetarium
Plan Your Visit Open seven days a week and located in downtown Salt Lake City, Clark Planetarium offers an out-of-this-world experience that is a blast for all ages. The Planetarium features over 10,000 square feet of free, hands-on exhibit space, as well as the breathtaking Hansen full-dome and Northrop Grumman IMAX® theatres. Clark Planetarium boasts one of the best science gift shops in Utah. For many visitors, Clark Planetarium is their first trip to space, and we know it won't be their last. Visit our Shows page to buy tickets or to learn about our movies, laser light shows, and Planetarium star shows. Plan your visit to the Planetarium Accessibility Clark Planetarium strives to make our building accessible to all people. Our building accommodates wheelchairs and mobility devices throughout the museum. Staff cannot assist visitors into or out of a wheelchair or mobility aid. Access into the Planetarium is available from the main entry located on 400 W. 100 S., or through the Clark Planetarium parking garage entrance located on Level 0, Row C in the south parking garage. If utilizing the south parking garage, an access lift is located inside Clark Planetarium's double entrance door. The lift is visitor operable, and instructions are posted on the lift, but staff are available to assist with opening the doors and operating the lift, if needed. If assistance is needed, please call 385-468-7827 at the time of your visit or prior to arrival. Sensory Friendly Saturday occurs every Saturday between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. During these hours, the museum lights and sounds are adjusted throughout the free exhibit area as well as the Dome and IMAX® theatres to facilitate a safe, welcoming, and fun environment for visitors with sensory needs. Noise-canceling headphones, sunglasses, weighted blankets, needs charts, magnifying glasses and sensory objects are available upon request, please inquire about these items at the ticketing counter. Service animals are permitted; other animals are not permitted. Admission Admission to our exhibit space is always free. Shows in the Hansen Dome Theatre and Northrop Grumman IMAX® Theatre play throughout the day. Check our schedule for the most up to date show times. Please be aware that late seating is not permitted to Cosmic Light Shows (laser shows) for safety reasons. Groups of 20 and more Groups of 20 or more are eligible for a discounted rate on shows through by making a reservation which can be requested using the field trip request form, or by reaching out to [email protected]. Getting Here Clark Planetarium is located at The Gateway: 110 S 400 WSalt Lake City, Utah 84101Phone 385-468-7827 (STAR) We encourage you to use public transportation whenever possible. Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has a Planetarium Stop, directly east of our front door. In addition, UTA has several bus routes nearby. You’ll also notice a number of easy, affordable and fun shared mobility options in Downtown Salt Lake City, including GREENbike (Salt Lake City’s non-profit bike share fleet), as well as rentable electric scooters. More information about shared mobility transportation options. Hours Regular Hours Sunday - Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. *Sensory Friendly Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Special/Holiday Hours July 4 - 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. For shows in the Northrop Grumman IMAX® and the Hansen Dome Theatre, check our schedule for the latest show times. Parking Convenient underground parking, with two direct entrances to Clark Planetarium (on Levels 0 and -1), is available in the Gateway’s South Parking Garage. The most convenient parking entrance for Clark Planetarium is off of 100 South between 400 West and Rio Grande Street (450 W). Discount validations are available for patrons at the ticketing desk and Planet Fun Gift Shop. For More Information on Parking: https://atthegateway.com/visit-explore/getting-here/ Partnerships & Discounts Partnering with various organizations, Clark Planetarium aims to enhance accessibility to its IMAX® and Dome Theatres. Through these partnerships, Clark Planetarium strives to ensure an enriching experience for visitors. Association of Science - Technology Centers (ASTC) Passport Program Clark Planetarium is a member of the Association of Science - Technology Centers (ASTC). Free admission is offered to a single film per day in the Hansen Dome Theatre. This offer is good for up to five individuals per membership that participate in the ASTC passport program and meets the following criteria: 1. Science centers and museums must be located beyond 90 miles* of the science center/museum where the visitor is a member. 2. Science centers and museums must be located beyond 90 miles* of the visitor's residence.*This distance is measured "as the crow flies," meaning that it is based on the linear radius, not driving distance. To help determine linear radius distance, use the "Measure Distance" feature on Google Maps. KultureCity Through partnership with KultureCity, Clark Planetarium offers sensory bags and items that are designed to help sensory needs in both adults and children. Museums for All Clark Planetarium is a participant in the Museums for All program. Upon proof of your EBT card, admission to the IMAX® or Dome Theatre are available for $3 each. PBS Adventure Pass Children participating in the annual PBS Reading Marathon will receive free admission to the dome theatre with a paying adult. Salt Lake Connect Pass Connect Pass Attraction includes one Dome Theatre admission AND one IMAX® Theatre documentary admission.
Dark Side of the Moon Laser Shows
Dark Side of the Moon - Clark Planetarium Two Shows. One Album. Now with two experiences Experience the classic that started it all, at Clark Planetarium For nearly 40 years, generations of Utahns have experienced Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon at Clark Planetarium. This tradition that began during the original Hansen Planetarium era continues today and is presented every weekend in our Dome theatre! Experience how our lasers take over as all ten tracks of Pink Floyd's iconic album explode across the dome in a mesmerizing fusion of color, light, and sound. Get Tickets for the Planetarium Laser show! The Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years in a Heartbeat For a limited time only, experience The Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years in a Heartbeat—an extraordinary 42-minute immersive planetarium experience set to Pink Floyd's legendary album The Dark Side of the Moon. Created to commemorate the album's 50th anniversary, the result is more than a music show—it is a fully immersive fusion of sound, image, space, and time that transforms one of rock's most enduring albums into an unforgettable journey through the cosmos. PLEASE NOTE: This show is not presented by Clark Planetarium. Get Tickets For the Beautifica produced show!
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