What age is the performance suitable for?

The performance is recommended for ages 5 and is particularly aimed at families with children.

When does the event start?

The event starts on 2026-08-12 at 15:00:00.

Where does the performance take place?

At the planetarium, Ludwigstraße 14, 86152 Augsburg.

Is the planetarium accessible?

Yes, the planetarium is accessible and has two wheelchair spaces in the dome.

How long does the performance last?

The public performance at the planetarium is scheduled for a fixed time slot; the exact duration is not mentioned in the published material.

How much is the admission fee?

A price was not mentioned in the available sources.

A Children's Evening at the Planetarium, When the Sun Suddenly Disappears

Name: Someone is Eating the Sun
Start: 2026-08-12T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-12T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Planetarium

When the Sky Gets Darker: A Children's Planetarium Experience Full of Wonder

With Someone is Eating the Sun, the S-Planetarium Augsburg opens a fascinating window into the cosmos. The child-friendly presentation tells an animal story about the solar eclipse and makes a great celestial phenomenon tangible for young visitors from 5 years old. On 2026-08-12 at 15:00, a memorable event experience awaits at the planetarium, combining knowledge, excitement, and bright images. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56453-jemand-frisst-die-sonne-auf/))

An Experience Between Everyday Life and Celestial Wonders

When the animals on the farm notice that suddenly a piece of the sun is missing, the mood shifts from idyllic calm to curious unrest. This creates the special event atmosphere of this performance: a gentle introduction, clear language, and a narrative that engages young children without overwhelming them. The planetarium combines entertainment with visual knowledge transfer and presents the topic of the solar eclipse in a form that remains understandable and impressive. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56453-jemand-frisst-die-sonne-auf/))

Planetarium Dome, Projections, and Focused Audience Atmosphere

The S-Planetarium Augsburg is designed for fixed performances and offers 70 seats in the dome. Eating and drinking are not permitted there, and bags and jackets should be checked at the cloakroom. Admission ends punctually with the start of the performance, so arriving on time is worthwhile. Especially important for families: the venue is accessible and has two wheelchair spaces in the dome. ([s-planetarium.de](https://s-planetarium.de/ueber-uns/allgemeine-informationen/))

Why This Performance Appeals to Families

The production turns an astronomical event into a small expedition. Children experience how curiosity turns into enthusiasm while adults appreciate the precisely curated event planning and clear targeting of the audience. This results in a compact culture and education format that is family-friendly in the best sense: vivid, calm, atmospheric, and with a real aha effect. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56453-jemand-frisst-die-sonne-auf/))

Directions, Parking, and Visit Organization

The planetarium is located at Ludwigstraße 14 in Augsburg. For those arriving by car, it is advisable to use Augsburg's parking infrastructure; the city points to park-and-ride facilities on the outskirts as well as managed parking spaces in the city center. Those traveling with a stroller or wheelchair benefit from the building's accessibility. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56453-jemand-frisst-die-sonne-auf/))

Conclusion: Someone is Eating the Sun combines child-friendly storytelling with astronomical knowledge and the special dome atmosphere of the S-Planetarium. Anyone looking for a clever, quiet, yet exciting family event will experience an afternoon full of wonder here. Discover the planetarium live now and see the sky anew together. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56453-jemand-frisst-die-sonne-auf/))