Mobile Planetarium Experience
A planetarium brought into your school
In Brief...
- an inflatable dome brought into your school
- no need for costly transportation or permission forms
- deeply immersive space and astronomy content tailored to every age level
- each program adapted to Québec science curriculum
- available in English and French
- watch a quick video tour here
Active Shows
Artemis II: Canada Goes to the Moon
Learn about the upcoming Spring 2026 crewed mission to the Moon, Artemis II.
Students will learn about the Apollo program of the '60s and '70s. Then, we'll learn how Canadian astronaut, Jeremy Hansen, will fly around the Moon with American crew and look back at Earth.
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The Moons of Our Solar System
A planetarium tour of the weird moons around our planets.
We'll learn about all the bizarre colours, shapes, and sizes of the moons in our celestial neighbourhood.
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Solar System Tour
Fly your students around the Solar System in this planetarium experience.
Students will learn about the Sun and each planet that orbits around it. We'll see moons, comets, and maybe even a few spacecraft...
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Night Sky Tour
Get familiar with the night sky and what we see here on Earth.
Adapted to age levels, we'll learn how the stars make "shapes" in the sky and how ancients of all cultures made stories of the heavens.
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Open Space Tour
A free-form Q&A planetarium tour of space where students can suggest different topics and places in the universe to explore.
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- $400 setup cost
- $100 / group presentation
For example, 4 groups would cost $400 + (4 x $100) = $800 CAD.
It's encouraged to line up multiple classrooms to be available to attend a presentation during the day.
- Diameter: 7.3 meters (24 feet)
- Height: 3.9 meters (13 feet)
- Interior diameter: 5.9 meters (19.5 feet)
Typically, a school gymnasium is used for the dome, required for the entire day. However, if you have another room in your school that would fit the dome space, this will work too.
It is required to have no other noise or activities going on in the room during shows.
- 20-25 young children
- 10-15 adults
During the show, it is recommended that the audience lays on the floor looking up at the dome. If floor mats are available at your venue, I can use these for comfort.
I can have limited chair seating inside the perimeter of the dome.
Students enter the dome by walking through an "airlock" and taking a seat on the floor. Unfortunately, wheelchair users can't enter this way.
I will do my absolute best to accommodate. Please let me know in advance if there are any students with special needs and we can plan their experience.
It takes about 1 hour to set up the planetarium dome. Here is a video showing the setup process:
I offer shows within a three-hour drive of the Montréal area.
On the island of Montréal, there is no travel fee. But off the island of Montréal, I do charge a $0.50 / km travel fee.
About the Host
Your host for every show is Trevor Kjorlien, founder of Plateau Astro.
Trevor has been doing space outreach in Montréal since 2013. In 2019, he became the host of the English version of National Geographic Observétoiles in Sutton, Quebec.
He has been interviewed and featured many times on TV, radio, and newspaper.
Trevor is also a storyteller and stage performer, promising to make your show fun and entertaining.
Trevor is 100% fluent in English and ~70% fluent in French.