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Space Blue and Hidden Pioneers Presents - Music/Art in Space: Now and in the Future - at Columbia Memorial Space Center, Downey, CA

  • Lexi Rabe, the 14-year-old actress known for playing Morgan Stark in Avengers: Endgame, will visit the Columbia Memorial Space Center to discuss her art & music sent to the Moon.
  • The event "Music/Art in Space: Now & in the Future" is scheduled for Friday, July 31, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM as part of the Space Center's Family Nite.
  • Space Blue, Lunar Records, & Hidden Pioneers are co-hosting the free community event to celebrate the Lunaprise Moon Museum, the first cultural archive on the lunar surface.
  • The Lunaprise payload landed on the Moon's South Pole on February 22, 2024, aboard the IM-1 mission launched via SpaceX Falcon 9, marking the first U.S. soft landing since Apollo 17.
  • The museum contains 77,000 artifacts curated privately without NASA or SpaceX selection, including works by Elvis, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Chuck Berry, & contemporary artists.
  • Andrew Lane, President of Lunar Records, curated the music archives & is the son of Edward Lane, an African American engineer at Rockwell who worked on the Apollo program.
  • Dallas Santana, Curator of the Lunaprise Moon Museum & Founder of Space Blue, will present on Galactic Legacy Labs & the upcoming Future Multiverse venture to share lunar content with Earth's population.
  • Award-winning artist Alejandro Glatt will donate an American Hero Art Tribute to the Space Center during the event weekend.
  • Attendees will view interactive presentations regarding the Virtual Multiverse Opening at Lunaprise.Live, which connects music, space missions, science, & education.
  • The event includes refreshments, full access to Space Center exhibits, & information on how students & families can participate in future art & music projects for space.
  • Hidden Pioneers, founded by William "Bill" Montgomery, will highlight unsung heroes in STEM & arts, continuing the legacy of Katherine Johnson.
  • Admission is free & open to the public at the Columbia Memorial Space Center in Downey, CA, with registration encouraged via the event page.