Bilingual STEAM Educational Workshop – Dec 13, 2025 - "Robots in Space” and a holiday dance party!
2025-12-13 10:30 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | American Space Museum, 308 Pine Street, Titusville, FL, 32796, United States
The American Space Museum presents our FREE educational “Bilingual STEAM* Program” for kids ages 4 – 12 on the second Saturday of each month. The class is free but limited to 15 students. Pre-registration Required. See below.** It will not only teach Space Age concepts, but employ the Spanish language to the vocabulary of the students in the educational materials. They do NOT need to know Spanish to attend and do NOT have to attend all classes. Students will learn new phrases and terms along with science education. Address and map to our Titusville, Florida location are at page bottom.
Natalia Sepúlveda conducts the monthly 10:30 am to noon class.
** Topics for the rest of 2025…

Sep 13: “Pressure & Sound: with Andrew Pino, a Lockheed Martin test engineer”
Oct 11: “The Spanish Language in Space: Who are Hispanic astronauts?”
Nov 8: “Being Thankful for Space Spinoffs at Home”
Dec 13: “Robots in Space” and a holiday dance party!

ASM’s Bilingual STEAM programs are supported in part by a grant from the NASA Alumni League of Florida.
About Instructor Natalia Sepulveda
Sepulveda is a best-selling children’s book author, translator, and editor. She’s a Ronald McNair
Fellow (a Challenger astronaut) with a master’s degree in Spanish from the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
She owns Bilingual Lifestyle Publishing and translates and edits children’s books.
She has translated and edited over 500 children’s books and
educational resources. She also runs a Bilingual Lifestyle blog, sharing her bilingual family
adventures and educational resources.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS

** Pre-registration Required on our Class / Event Registration page.
Classes are in high demand and often have a waitlist. Please be considerate of others by observing the following…

Only register students, NOT accompanying adults or siblings.
Please… At least one parent or guardian must stay during class.
If a class is full you may be offered a spot on the waitlist IF it is not also full.
If plans change and the student will not be able to attend, PLEASE CANCEL via link in the confirmation email so the slot is made available to others.

For questions please contact Natalia at bilinguallifestyle@gmail.com or 321-593-3060.
Please park in FRONT parking lot then walk around past the main door to the REAR of the building. Use the door by the trailer.
* STEAM = “Space, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math” (STEM with Arts added).

Charity Space Memorabilia Auction | Apollo & More | ENDS Feb 14, 2026
2026-01-25 - 2026-02-15 | American Space Museum ONLINE Auctions, FL, United States
NASA Apollo Memorabilia & More (42)
ONLINE ONLY for benefit of the American Space Museum.
– OPEN NOW for early ONLINE bidding. See Auction Information Page.
– Final LIVE bidding starts Feb 14, 2026 at Noon EST, Online ONLY with the auctioneer.
For each item, the auctioneer will take final online bids then close bidding for that item.
For AUCTION SITE link and status visit our Auction Information Page
Highlights…

The 404 lots include many items signed by Apollo astronauts and some Apollo flown items including an Apollo 15 Flown American Flag and Apollo 12 & 13 Film returned from the lunar surface! A rich collection of early astronaut autographs, NASA photographs, space flown hardware, NASA Apollo manuals and maps. We also have some historic aviation and “Atomic Age” related lots. Special items include an actual NASA Rocketdyne S-3D Rocket Engine (Lot 74), Apollo 10 Command Module Pilot John Young’s Flown Space Suit Patches directly from his Personal Collection (Lot 147), and Apollo 17 Lunar Dust Stained Flown Checklist Page signed by Gene Cernan (Lot 253)! We also have Fine Sterling, American Silver currency, and jewelry items.
Auctioneer Chuck Jeffery has hand-picked some amazing artifacts of the space age that will satisfy any collector at any level.
These auctions support the non-profit museum with an added charity fee of 20% that is the bidders in-kind donation to the museum’s parent non-profit U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation.
This is the 42nd American Space Museum Charity Space Memorabilia Auction conducted by Bid Again Auctions. Questions about auction items? Call Bid Again Auctions at: 407-947-8954 or chuck@americanspacemuseum.org.

See below for Additional Contact Information…

2026 Public Astronaut Memorial Ceremony in Titusville (Also on YouTube)
2026-01-25 13:00 - 14:30 | Sand Point Park, 101 N Washington Ave, Titusville, FL, 32796, United States
The annual public Astronaut Memorial Ceremony for the 17 crew members of Apollo 1, Challenger and Columbia who perished in America’s space program will be on Sunday Jan. 25, 2026 at 1 pm EST, at Sand Point Park in Titusville, FL.
Shuttle astronaut Jan Davis will be the keynote speaker.* The public is invited to attend this reverent and patriotic ceremony that honors the lives and sacrifice made by these pioneers of NASA’s manned space program. (Map & contacts are below.)
American Space Museum’s YouTube channel will carry this ceremony live and for later playback.
The event includes a keynote address, patriotic songs, a host of city and county dignitaries, participation from the Knights of Columbus, the Civil Air Patrol, a rifle salute and placement of flowers on the 17 plaques at the park honoring the fallen space travelers.
The annual remembrance is hosted by the City of Titusville Flag & Memorial Committee and the American Space Museum. The Titusville Garden Club provides the flowers for this honorable ceremony. The event is free and open to the public.
3-4 pm: Informal Reception at Museum after ceremony
Afterwards, those attending the ceremony are invited to an informal reception from 3-4 pm at the American Space Museum, 308 Pine Street on southbound US 1, in downtown Titusville. For more information, contact Mark Marquette marq@americanspacemuseum.org or 321-264-0434.
Those being remembered and the day they gave their ultimate sacrifice for America are…

Apollo 1, Jan. 27, 1967: Commander Virgil “Gus” Grissom a Mercury and Gemini veteran, Ed White, the first American to walk in space, and Roger Chaffee;
Challenger STS-51L, Jan. 28, 1986: Commander Dick Scobee, Pilot Mike Smith, Mission specialists Judy Resnick, Ellison Onizuka, Greg Jarvis, Ron McNair and first true civilian and teacher in space Christa McAuliffe;
Columbia STS-107, Feb. 1, 2003: Rick D. Husband, William C. “Willie” McCool, David M. Brown, Laurel Clark, Kalpana Chawla, Michael Anderson and Ilan Ramon.

* Keynote speaker Jan Davis is a three-time Space Shuttle Mission Specialist. She is also an accomplished engineer, industry executive, and author of her two memoirs tied to her aviator father: “Air Born: Two Generations in Flight” and “Air Born: Artistic Musings of a WWII Pilot and POW.”
(Note: NASA’s Day of Remembrance was Jan 22nd, 2026.)

FREE Space Memorabilia Show and Appraisals - Feb 7, 2026
2026-02-07 09:00 - 15:00 | Hyatt Place Titusville / Kennedy Space Center, 6299 Riverfront Center Blvd, Titusville, FL, 32780, United States
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.

321 Day 2026 - Celebrating Brevard's "Birthday" & Honoring Ozzie Osband "Father of 3-2-1 Area Code"
2026-03-21 11:00 - 17:00 | Space View Park, 17 Orange St, Titusville, FL, 32796, United States
The third annual “321 Day” is a FREE lively booths and vendors farmers market style celebration of Brevard’s “Birthday” and the 3-2-1 area code that unites our Space Coast community, thanks to the vision of Robert “Ozzie” Osband. Join us as we honor the moments, people, and stories that made us who we are. Expect food, music, history, and, of course, a countdown to our shared legacy. Why is 321 Day on March 21?: “3/21”.
Map & Contacts (page bottom).
Featuring

Food trucks.
Adult beverages.
Live music.
Exhibitors representing many of the causes for which Ozzie volunteered.
The 321 Day site has detailed Agenda, Sponsor, Food, Exhibitor and Vendor info as well as Vendor & Sponsorship contact info.

Help the Cause
321 Day is a volunteer run mission. All donations support event expenses this year and for the years to come. This event supports the mission of the American Space Museum ** in downtown Titusville.
Please Donate now! Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals….and the life of “321 Day”.
What defines our county’s birth?
If there’s one force that truly put Brevard on the map, it was the birth of the space program, a movement that transformed this region into the launchpad of human exploration. The space program’s origins stretch across decades, shaped by visionaries, engineers, and dreamers. So what defines our county’s birth? What moment unites our past, present, and future? For that, we look to 321, a simple area code—yet so much more. Thanks to Ozzie, the 321 count down became the signature of Florida’s Space Coast, forever linking our community to space exploration. It’s the one thread that ties us all together, from the beaches of Titusville to the launchpads of Kennedy Space Center, from the historic charm of Cocoa Village to the thriving industries and growing communities of Palm Bay.
How Ozzie brought the 3-2-1 Area Code to Brevard County
In 1998, Orlando was overloading the Space Coast “407” telephone area code. Ozzie researched that “321” was available, and thought it appropriate for the area where rocket launches end in 3-2-1. Other areas wanted it but Ozzie single-handedly campaigned a year through the proper government hurdles to install “321” on the Space Coast and leave “407” with Orlando. On Nov. 1, 1999, Florida Gov. Jeb Bush placed the first official “321” phone call from Tallahassee to Kennedy Space Center, with Ozzie sitting beside the deputy director receiving the call.
* More About Ozzie
Ozzie Osband died Aug. 6, 2023 of natural causes at age 72. He was born in New York, and lived much of his life in the Titusville area. He had his own computer software company and was well known in the Amateur “ham” Radio community with call N4SCY. A 20-year volunteer for the museum, he was webmaster for the 20-plus Museums of Brevard and active in the Democratic Party. As an Army veteran, Ozzie was interred at the Cape Canaveral National Cemetery in Mims, Florida.
** About the American Space Museum
The 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, a daily video podcast “Stay Curious” as well as the Space View Park Monuments dedicated to the space programs workers and astronauts. While honoring and recognizing all of America’s space programs and their workers, the foundation agrees 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.” The intent of the American Space Museum and US Space Walk of Fame is to honor and place emphasis on American space workers and others who made the space programs possible.
321 Day Contacts
Please contact: Jennifer Rothblatt jennifer.rothblatt@nss.org to get involved. Coordinators for the event are Marq Marquette, Jennifer Rothblatt, Stephanie Robinson, Arnold Soliman, and Jennifer Kennedy. They welcome your input and suggestions to support the space community.

ShuttleFest V “NASA at Star City” June 19-21, 2026
2026-06-19 18:00 - 2026-06-21 17:00 | Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront, 1550 N Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach, Florida, 32931
ShuttleFest Tickets & Hotel Discount

ShuttleFest V tickets on sale below. Optional “Breakfast with an Astronaut” offered.
“Stay where you play “: Cocoa Beach Hilton rooms available at a special ShuttleFest rate of $206 until March 1st while supplies last. Use Code SFEST5 at https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/

Dates / Times / Prices

Tickets for sale BELOW
1) $150 Main ShuttleFest Event

June 20th & 21st 9am – 5pm at Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront. $150 includes both days.
Optional “Breakfast with an Astronaut” 8am Saturday AND/OR Sunday. ADD $50 for each day desired. Must be purchased at time of ShuttleFest ticket purchase.

2) $75 Friday Evening fundraiser Cocktail Party with astronauts, event speakers and VIPs.

June 19th at American Space Museum. UPDATE: Now 6-9pm (was 6-7pm).
Separate purchase. Limited to 75 people. ShuttleFest admission NOT required.

These events raise funds for the museum and its parent non-profit, the U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation.
Queries can be directed to shuttlefest@americanspacemuseum.org or 321-264-0434.
Tentative Agenda

Held at the luxurious Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront (MAP at bottom), ShuttleFest V has confirmed 6 astronauts (more to come). Join us for a two-day fellowship between space workers, space lovers and space fliers. Enjoy panel discussions, talks, autographs, books, and photos.
Saturday June 20th panel discussions will have the theme: “Americans in Russian Spaceships”.
Sunday June 21st will be “Shuttle Sunday” focusing on the 30 year legacy of the Shuttle Era.
Astronauts booked so far…

Mike Baker
“Hoot” Gibson
Steven Hawley
Tom Jones
Susan Kilrain
Norm Thagard

Special presenters booked so far…

Artist Chris Calle
NASA’s Bob Sieck
IMAX engineer James Neihouse
Shuttle photographers Tom and Mark Usciak
Astronaut trainer Ken Verderame
NASA engineer Mikey Haddad

Friday’s June 19th evening cocktail party fundraiser is a separate ticket to support the U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation, the nonprofit organization running the American Space Museum. Astronauts, VIPs and program to be announced soon.

Sponsors & Vendors Being Solicited.

Sponsor an astronaut for $1,500 or be a contributor for $500. For info: Chairman Mark Marquette: shuttlefest@americanspacemuseum.org or (321) 264-0434

Instructions for below Purchase Form

1) Choose ShuttleFest OR Cocktail Party. You must book each one separately.
2a) ShuttleFest Tickets…

If Purchasing tickets for multiple attendees…

If you want NO Breakfast with Astronaut options OR want the SAME breakfast options with every ticket, you can purchase multiple tickets with one purchase. Be sure to set number of attendees on Contact form.
If you want different breakfast options for some tickets you must purchase those ShuttleFest tickets as a separate purchase. Be sure to set number of attendees on Contact form.

Click “ShuttleFest V MAIN EVENT” to open OPTIONS list.
If desired, Select Breakfast with Astronaut option(s) which apply to all attendees in current purchase.
Click “Book ShuttleFest V MAIN EVENT” to open Calendar.
On calendar below Sat click “ShuttleFest V MAIN EVENT” to open Contact Info form. (Covers both days.)

2b) Cocktail Party Tickets…

Note: You may purchase all Cocktail Party tickets as one purchase since it has no options.
Click “Pre-ShuttleFest Cocktail Party” to open Calendar.
On calendar below Fri click “Pre-ShuttleFest Cocktail Party” to open Contact Info form.

3) Contact Form (All Tickets)

Be sure to set the number of attendees.
Double Check Email Entry. Tickets, confirmations, etc. are emailed.
Text Reminders require Phone entry.
Click NEXT to go to payment form.
Confirm price which is per attendee. Final total will be on payment form.

4) Payment Form (All Tickets)

Note: PayPal account NOT REQUIRED for Credit Cards processed by PayPal.
Confirm total price for the whole purchase.
Continue purchase with PayPal or Credit Card.

5) After Purchase

Look for email confirmation from “FlexBooker”. The email is your “ticket”. Please bring a copy (electronic or printed) to the event.
If email not received: shuttlefest@americanspacemuseum.org or 321-264-0434.

*** Purchase Form ***

ShuttleFest V reserves the right to change the guest list and program content as necessary to accommodate the participants. All sales are final. Refunds for medical emergencies only. Thanks for understanding.
REFRESH to start over or make an additional purchase.

Map to Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront for Sat/Sun is below. Here is MAP to Museum for Friday evening.
