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Participate in free events and activities at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility Visitor Center!

Hundreds of people stand in lines on the beach waiting their turn to look through telescopes at an astronomy event, above them the cloudy streaks of the milky way are surrounded by thousands of bright stars.

Visitor Center Experiences

To enhance your self-guided experience, our staff and volunteers will occasionally conduct special “pop-up” programs and activities for guests of all ages to explore science topics and NASA missions. All experiences are free of charge. 

Gallery Programs

Look for an informal educator and our curiosity cart in the main exhibit hall to complete a challenge or engage in fun, hands-on science demonstrations.

Science On a Sphere Solar System Tour

Take a self-guided tour of our local solar system and explore past, present, and future NASA planetary missions.

Special Events and Programs

Join us in one of our upcoming events or programs to explore a special STEM topic. All programs are free; those requiring advanced registration will be noted in the event description.

Guests of all ages speak with sounding rocket subject matter experts at the Wallops Visitor Center
Guests speak with subject matter experts from the Sounding Rocket Program Office at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility during a visitor center event.
Courtesy of Nicole Peirson

February

Artemis II: Moon Bound

February 7 – 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

A celebration of one of humanity’s most daring adventures. Artemis II marks the next giant leap in our journey back to the Moon—this time with astronauts aboard, paving the way for sustainable exploration and inspiring future generations. We honor the courage of the crew, the brilliance of the engineers and scientists, and the vision that drives us to push beyond boundaries.
Come and join us as we celebrate Artemis II with a hands-on program, where you will build and launch your own miniature version of the Space Launch System (SLS). Artemis II is a mission that reminds us all that the sky is not the limit—it’s just the beginning.

Artemis II: Moon Bound WFFVC Marketed Public Program 2026
A celebration of the Artemis program and our return to the moon in 2026.
NASA/Daniel McGIll