The Herrett Center for Arts & Sciences | Herrett Center for Arts and Science - College of Southern Idaho Museum open today 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Inspire Curiosity! Explore artifacts and natural history specimens of the prehistoric American continents. Delve into active research and astronomy outreach at the observatory, or enjoy science and astronomy shows in Idaho's largest planetarium. Happening Now at the Herrett Center New Planetarium Show "One Step Beyond: A Journey to Mars" — Now Showing "One small step" was just the beginning. Now, we take one step beyond – driven by curiosity, bound for Mars, and ready to write the boldest chapter yet in human exploration. International Astronomy Day Saturday, April 25 th | ⏰ 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. & 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. Join us for an annual celebration of all things "space." 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - Space and astronomy make-and-take activities (including water bottle rockets) in the Rick Allen Room, and solar viewing in the Centennial Observatory 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. - Telescope viewing in the Centennial Observatory Herrett Forum lecture Tues day, May 12 th | ⏰ :30 p.m. | Free admission "Surviving El Milagro: Stories from a Southern Idaho Labor City" by Dr. Russ Tremayne, College of Southern Idaho This review of the history of the Twin Falls Migratory Labor Camp will explain the origins of the Farm Security Administration Camp in 1939 and its transformation into a vital World War II labor community. After the War, a local Farmers Association took over ownership of the Camp and managed it until the 1980s when the Idaho Migrant Council assumed control of the housing community. The presentation will conclude with a discussion of the preservation project currently underway there and stories about Camp residents. Herrett Forum lectures For You Visitors The Herrett Center for Arts and Science is a non-profit museum, planetarium, and observatory. Admission to the galleries is always free. Visitors are encouraged to explore our current exhibits as we work to preserve, interpret, and feature anthropological artifacts and natural history specimens. Hours & Location Educators Designed for explorers of all ages, our staff-led educational programs seamlessly blend art, science, and natural history, creating a dynamic space for discovery. Plan your field trip or group visit today! For Educators Researchers Calling all scientists, citizen-scientists, and enthusiasts! Learn more about local history, stone tool production, astronomy and more with the Herrett Center's unique library. Researchers can also look into accessing object collections. Researchers' Corner A Center for the Entire Community Visitors Enjoy the natural history and archaeology museum, Idaho's largest planetarium, art exhibits, and our accessible observatory. Admission to the galleries is always free! Hours & Location Educators Designed for explorers of all ages, our staff-led educational programs seamlessly blend art, science, and natural history. Plan your field trip or group visit today! For Educators Researchers Calling all scientists, citizen-scientists, and enthusiasts! Learn more about local history, stone tool production, astronomy and more with the Herrett Center's unique library and object collections. Researchers' Corner More to Explore Nestled on the main campus of the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls, the Herrett Center for Arts and Sciences provides a warm and welcoming environment for our visitors to step away from their busy lives, and discover the history and nature of the world around them. The Faulkner Planetarium takes visitors around the universe, encouraging the discovery of Earth, space, and science with its weekly show schedule. The Centennial Observatory allows visitors to see beyond our home, with the ability to view space both during the day and at night. The museum galleries bring us back to Earth, featuring exciting artifacts from Idaho and beyond. What else can you find here? The Jean B. King Gallery of Art Annual CSI Student Show On display through May 16 th See what's new Reptile Revue Reptile Revue is a chance to learn about, handle, and hang out with some of our scaly friends. Come join us the first and third Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. Drop by, say hi, and have fun at this free event! Find the next Revue Gifts & STEM Learning Kits Space, dinosaurs, pottery, jewelry, books, hand-turned wooden pens, house-hold decor, adorable stuffies, toys, gemstones, kinetic items and more! You'll find fun, affordable, educational items as well as unique one-of-a-kind creations by local artists! Store Info Make Your Your Special Event Memorable Whether you're hosting an intimate gathering, conference, or corporate event, the Herrett Center provides a unique venue. From gallery spaces to a large community room, each event planned here has a natural dynamic flair that your guests won't forget! Rental Options Astronomy Offerings Explore the universe in Idaho's largest and most advanced domed theater, our fully wheelchair-accessible observatory, and astronomy-themed gallery exhibits. Plan your visit! The Herrett Center is open to the public, year round. Hours & Directions