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2023 DARK SKY FESTIVAL
September 9, 2022
Download the Festival Guide

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We will release more information on the 2023 Dark Sky Festival very soon. Check this page for updates.
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schedule of events

Coming soon.

Frequently asked questions

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  • Do I need a ticket to attend any of the festival events? 
    • Nope! The festival is free for everyone and there are no tickets required! 
  • Where in the park are the events held? 
    • There will be events in the Giant Forest/Lodgepole Area and also in the Grant Grove area. See above schedule. 
  • Where should I stay and eat in the parks? 
    • Please check out Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks website to Plan Your Visit. 
  • What time does the festival start/end? 
    • Events will begin as early at 10 AM and our Star Parties will end promptly at 11 PM. 
  • Is this a family-friendly event?
    • Absolutely! We will have activities for all ages! 
  • What should I bring to enhance my festival experience?
    • Great question! We recommend bringing your binoculars, your red-light flashlights/lanterns, and your general excitement for the night sky! 
  • Can I bring my pet? 
    • Unfortunately, this is not a pet-friendly event. 
  • What will the weather be like? 
    • Conditions are ALWAYS changing in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. For up-to-date information please visit the Parks website to check current conditions. 
  • Where can I buy a festival t-shirt with that cool logo on it!? 
    • Great question, we would love to tell you! You can purchase a Dark Sky Festival shirt in either the Foothills Visitor Center, the Giant Forest Museum, or the Grant Grove Visitor Center during the festival. We also have shirts available online so you can get your shirt, hoodies, and tanks before the festival. See below. 
​​Photo Credit: Lance Keimig, National Parks at Night

DARK Sky festival merchandise! 


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