Observe Saturn at its best during opposition! Join us for an evening of astronomy, featuring an engaging lecture, a Q&A session, an immersive planetarium journey, and guided telescope observation of the planet Saturn.
Watch The Martian with us for an unforgettable movie night! Enjoy celestial observation, engaging discussions about the science and space exploration behind the film, snacks, and a screening of this iconic space adventure.
Experience the Orionids Meteor Shower under the dark skies of Al Qudra Desert. Enjoy telescope observations, astrophotography, sky mapping, and an unforgettable night beneath the stars.
Experience the Leonids Meteor Shower under the dark skies of Al Qudra Desert, with astronomy, telescope observations, and astrophotography.
Join us to observe the Beaver Supermoon at SEE Institute, with lunar science, a special planetarium experience, and telescope observation of the Moon.
Experience Day 1 of our two-day Geminids Meteor Shower event under the dark desert skies of Al Khatim. Learn about one of the year’s most spectacular meteor showers, explore the cosmos through telescopes, try astrophotography and sky mapping, and watch for meteors and deep-sky wonders.
Experience Day 2, the peak of the Geminids Meteor Shower event under the dark desert skies of Al Khatim. Learn about one of the year’s most spectacular meteor showers, explore the cosmos through telescopes, try astrophotography and sky mapping, and watch for meteors and deep-sky wonders.
Celebrate the final Supermoon of 2026 at SEE Institute with lunar science, a special planetarium experience, and telescope observations under the Moonlight.
Where Space Meets Sustainability
After a long time, our in-person school programs are back — two hands-on experiences at the SEE Institute, The Sustainable City, blending astronomy, space, and sustainability for students.
*Space Week offer — terms apply.
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