Harry Potter Astronomy classes are available to take in February
By Callum Gunn
Break out the telescopes and dust off your wizarding robes. Harry Potter Astronomy classes are available to take in February this year.
Ever fancied taking the same classes as Harry Potter and the gang? Well, you can. Or at least one of them anyway. Astronomy classes are available to take in February this year at the Robert J. Novins Planetarian Ocean County College in New Jersey.
Classes are to be held on February 23 and 24 this year. Where you will learn about the Astronomical World of Harry Potter.
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There are both beginner classes and advanced classes being offered. Beginner classes are for ages 6 and up, and is geared towards the Witches and Wizards who are looking for some fun while learning about the universe.
The advanced classes are aimed at the more hardcore fans. Where you will go into great depth about the astronomical world in Harry Potter, and yes, you will be examined at the end. So get your Hermione brain in gear.
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Tickets are still being sold and are available online. More information about the event is also available on the webpage here. It includes details such as availability, pricing of tickets, timings of the event, etc.
There is also a Facebook event page that you can follow if you prefer. Keeping you up to date with everything that is going in regards to the Harry Potter event.
Posted by Robert J. Novins Planetarium on Wednesday, January 2, 2019
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