The American Space Museum’s FREE Space Memorabilia Show will be Saturday Feb. 7th, 2026 from 9 am to 3 pm at the Hyatt Place in Titusville, Florida.

Buy a book autographed by an astronaut… Space Shuttle astronaut Jan Davis will be autographing her two recent books at the event from 11 am to 1 pm. She has authored two memoirs tied to her B-17 pilot father: “Air Born: Two Generations in Flight,”and “Air Born: Artistic Musings of a WWII Pilot and POW.” (Dr. Davis will autograph books ONLY.)

There will also free appraisals of your space swag by the event sponsor, Space Coast Covers Service, Merritt Island, owned by space collectables expert Ken Havekotte. Bring those autographs to be authenticated or that box of grandpa’s Apollo stuff to be valued.

A dozen vendors will be geared up with space treasures, many unique to the Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center facilities in our region. There will be a variety of space flown items like coins and flags, lots of astronaut autographs, books, posters, original artwork and even rare, hard-to-find items from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo Moon program and the Space Shuttle Era.

Amidst this trove of space-related wonders, you’ll also have the opportunity to engage with fellow enthusiasts, share your passion for space exploration, and expand your knowledge of the cosmos.

Admission is free but donations to our non-profit** are welcomed.

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The American Space Museum offers two space memorabilia shows a year in February and November, as well as at the annual ShuttleFest this year June 19-21 at Cocoa Beach Hilton.

** About Our Non-profit

The event hopes to raise funds for our Brevard County non-profit, a Florida 501(c)(3) through tax-deductible donations. Donations accepted at the event or at any time you can Donate Online.

The museum’s parent 501(c)(3) non-profit U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation works to preserve the history of the U.S. Space program through our American Space Museum exhibits and educational programs, as well as the Space View Park Monuments. We agree with astronaut Alan Shepard, when on May 13, 1996, he said, “We need to remember the people who made it possible; so little is said of them.” Our intent is to honor and place emphasis on American space workers and others who made the space programs possible.

The museum’s collection includes thousands of artifacts, including flown items, Shuttle and Cape Launch Complex Consoles, and mission memorabilia. We also have educational programs. Please visit our museum sometime.

We are also the home of the popular YouTube video podcast “Stay Curious” featuring conversations with space workers, astronauts and celebrating historical events. It airs weekdays at 4 pm Eastern on YouTube. Space history and current events can also be found on our Facebook page and website.