Close Modal Omni Films Massachusetts Space Week: Astronaut Panel and Apollo 13 Screening Tuesday, April 21 | Panel at 6:00 pm, film screening at 6:45 pm Join The Space Consortium and the Center for Space Sciences for a conversation with astronauts, followed by a screening of Apollo 13. Join the Space Consortium and the Center for Space Sciences for a screening of a classic favorite, Apollo 13, with a special presentation featuring astronauts Cady Coleman and Al Sacco, Jr. This special IMAX® presentation is part of Massachusetts Space Week, celebrating innovation, exploration, and the legacy of space discovery with a panel discussion prior to the movie.About the PanelThe Museum is excited to host an all-star panel preceding the film screening, including:Astronaut Cady ColemanAstronaut Al Sacco, Jr.Moderated by Kevin Duda About the FilmWhen an onboard explosion cripples the spacecraft, astronauts Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks), Fred Haise (Bill Paxton), and Jack Swigert (Kevin Bacon) must work against impossible odds to survive while mission control, led by Gene Kranz (Ed Harris), races to bring them home.What begins as a routine journey to the Moon becomes a harrowing fight for survival, ingenuity, and teamwork under extreme pressure. With powerful performances and stunning recreations of spaceflight, Apollo 13 remains one of cinema’s most inspiring true stories of resilience and human determination.This film is rated PG.A Universal Pictures release. Directed by Ron Howard.Help us keep our theater clean! As with our Exhibit Halls, food and drink are not permitted in this space. Register for the Event Date and Time Tuesday, April 21 | Panel at 6:00 pm, film screening at 6:45 pm Audience 6-8th grades (Middle school), 9-12th grades (High school), Adults 18+ Location Mugar Omni Theater View Map Length 140 minutes Price Free with Pre-Registration Language English Accessibility Wheelchair Accessible, Closed Captioning Device Available from theater staff, Descriptive Audio Device available at Information Desk, Assistive Listening Devices Available at Information Desk Learn More Register for the Event Date and Time Tuesday, April 21 | Panel at 6:00 pm, film screening at 6:45 pm Audience 6-8th grades (Middle school), 9-12th grades (High school), Adults 18+ Location Mugar Omni Theater View Map Length 140 minutes Price Free with Pre-Registration Language English Accessibility Wheelchair Accessible, Closed Captioning Device Available from theater staff, Descriptive Audio Device available at Information Desk, Assistive Listening Devices Available at Information Desk Learn More Join the Space Consortium and the Center for Space Sciences for a screening of a classic favorite, Apollo 13, with a special presentation featuring astronauts Cady Coleman and Al Sacco, Jr. This special IMAX® presentation is part of Massachusetts Space Week, celebrating innovation, exploration, and the legacy of space discovery with a panel discussion prior to the movie.About the PanelThe Museum is excited to host an all-star panel preceding the film screening, including:Astronaut Cady ColemanAstronaut Al Sacco, Jr.Moderated by Kevin Duda About the FilmWhen an onboard explosion cripples the spacecraft, astronauts Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks), Fred Haise (Bill Paxton), and Jack Swigert (Kevin Bacon) must work against impossible odds to survive while mission control, led by Gene Kranz (Ed Harris), races to bring them home.What begins as a routine journey to the Moon becomes a harrowing fight for survival, ingenuity, and teamwork under extreme pressure. With powerful performances and stunning recreations of spaceflight, Apollo 13 remains one of cinema’s most inspiring true stories of resilience and human determination.This film is rated PG.A Universal Pictures release. Directed by Ron Howard.Help us keep our theater clean! As with our Exhibit Halls, food and drink are not permitted in this space. What is Massachusetts Space Week? This event is part of Massachusetts Space Week, organized by The Space Consortium, an annual statewide celebration designed to connect academia with the broader community and spark enthusiasm for space science. This year's theme is "Reaching the Sky". You can explore the full program and all ticketed Space Week events here. Learn more
