The Frontiers of Flight Museum will host its annual Moon Day event, a day of space exploration featuring interactive activities, one-of-a-kind exhibits, and space-themed presentations.

In 1969, history was made, and the world was changed when Apollo 11 became the first spaceflight to land humans on the Moon. This monumental milestone, known as National Moon Day, marked the beginning of endless possibilities for space exploration.

The event will feature a keynote presentation by retired U.S. Navy Commander and former NASA Astronaut, Tony Antonelli, who has spent 24 days in space across two space flights.

The event, which focuses on STEM and aerospace, and space-themed activities, panels, and displays, will include a panel discussion, “Generation Space: The Future is Now,” a lesson on Apollo and Moon Phases, activities on how to take your own pictures of the moon, and a rover driving contest. Ruthie’s, Easy Slider, and Kona Ice food trucks will be on hand for guests to purchase food.