Charles F Hagar Planetarium

The Charles F. Hagar Planetarium, located at San Francisco State University, has been captivating visitors since 1973, providing an immersive experience of the night sky. With its state-of-the-art Spitz projector, the planetarium projects over 1300 stars, the Sun, Moon, and planets onto the dome-shaped ceiling, allowing visitors to explore the wonders of the universe. Whether it's simulating the sky from any location on Earth or traveling through time to understand celestial motions, the planetarium offers free shows to SF State students, local school children, community groups, and the general public.

As a hub for science education and outreach, the Charles F. Hagar Planetarium has not only served over 100,000 visitors but has also mentored and trained numerous undergraduate and graduate students interested in planetarium operations. Its impact extends beyond the Bay Area, with many of its alumni pursuing careers in education. With its wheelchair accessibility and a seating capacity of 45, the planetarium invites everyone to embark on a journey through the cosmos and gain a deeper understanding of the celestial wonders that surround us.

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