Among the tours planned for IPS2018 is a mid-conference visit on July 3 to Jolimont Obsevatory, giving attendees the chance to travel back in time and immerse themselves in one of the best kept secret places of Toulouse. This observatory, the oldest in France after Paris, was built in 1846, and is now located at the heart of Toulouse while maintaining its XIXth century spirit. Registration to the tour is limited to 30; more information can be found at the IPS2018 website.
The year 2023 will see the 100th birthday of the planetarium projector. Plans are already being made to mark this auspicious occasion, and we need the help of all planetariums around the world to make it a true stellar event. Read more in in the Latest News Feed above.
Reminder: Nominations are open for IPS Officer positions: President-Elect, Secretary and Treasurer who will hold those positions during 2019-20. Please see the IPS elections page. --Martin George, Chair, IPS Elections Committee
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5/23/2018 » 5/26/2018
12th Annual Zeiss FullDome Festival
5/27/2018
IMERSA Day at Jena FullDome Festival
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Japan Planetarium Association
6/4/2018
MUG
