“Honoring our history as we create our future!”

On April 13, 1985, Space Shuttle Atlantis arrived at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) to be prepped for its maiden flight. Over the following 26 years, Atlantis would go on to launch 33 times – deploying satellites & planetary probes Magellan & Galileo, delivering vital components to the International Space Station, & pioneering the Shuttle-Mir era. In July of 2011, NASA’s final shuttle mission was flown by Atlantis (STS-135), marking the end of the Shuttle Era. Today, Atlantis is on full display at the historic Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida.

Come join us as we celebrate the power of space to bring the world together with an interplanetary celebration of science, art, and music near the anniversary of humanity’s first spaceflight!

Featuring NASA Astronaut Story Musgrave along with art, interactives, and dancing under Space Shuttle Atlantis!