Coming Up
Thursday, Oct. 23
Dr. David Weintraub discusses how meteorites and asteroids might be the best evidence that life is abundant in the universe.
Our mission is to inspire public interest in science, technology, engineering, math and astronomy through community events, student outreach, and educational resources.
From field trips and summer camps, to telescope nights, Meet the Astronomer evenings and concerts under the stars, we welcome you to discover Dyer Observatory.
Crowning one of Nashville's tallest peaks, our telescopes have pointed toward the sky since 1953. We are surrounded by scenic Radnor Lake State Park and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Dr. David Weintraub discusses how meteorites and asteroids might be the best evidence that life is abundant in the universe.
Check back every month for upcoming events and to take a look back at fascinating dates in aerospace and science history.
Dyer offers a variety of spaces inside our historic main building—or enjoy our beautiful grounds from under the large tented patio or shaded lawn.
Download our sky map for a guide to the night sky.
Learn about the Antikythera Mechanism from two of the world's foremost experts.
Visit our blog to keep up with current astronomy events. All posts are written by Dyer staff.
We share our most time-sensitive astronomy updates on our social media accounts.
Browse our library during ticketed events or set it up for a memorable event rental.
Dyer Observatory partners with the famed Bluebird Cafe for a concert series from June through October.
Our daytime field trips accommodate groups of 3rd grade and up with many activities to choose from.