The Aerodrome Giant Screen Theater (@ Evergreen) offers exciting 3D short films in our small cinema with a giant screen.
The Aerodrome Giant Screen Theater offers an exciting location for private events as well as fun and educational short 3D films, like Space: A New Frontier, Air Racers, Fighter Pilot, Journey to Space, Rescue, Earthflight, and Aircraft Carrier. Our 3d movies showings run at the top of the hour beginning at noon on weekends. The last showing starts at 1:00 PM.
Scroll down to learn more about renting the theater for private events.
Aerodrome 3D Edutainment Movie Pricing
We currently offer two 3D short films at 12:00 and 1:00 on Weekends.
The prices for each showing are as follows:
General Admission: $5
With Museum Admissions: $4
Museum Members: $3 (Click here to find out how you can be a Museum Member)
Please scroll down to see our current 3D Edutainment movies and times.
Private Theater Rental
Imagine turning our Giant Screen Theater into your personal private screening room or video game center! You could watch any movie you like or play video games on our 75 ft screen!
EVERGREEN EDUTAINMENT MOVIES (in 3D)

Touch the Stars (3D)
Touch the Stars showcases the robotic spacecraft used in exploration of our solar system and the galaxy beyond.
The film traces the path to space through the history of NASA’s probes, orbiters, and landers – from the heart of our solar system and the surface of its planets and moons to the grand tour of the Voyager spacecraft through the outer planets and beyond.
Created with the latest high definition imagery and scientific data, Touch the Stars engages audiences through the use of real footage and 3-dimensional vistas, transporting them to planets and distant stars alongside these heroic robot explorers.

Fighter Pilot
At Red Flag, the international training exercise for the air forces of allied countries, hundreds of pilots meet for the most challenging flying of their careers. The object is to make the exercises as real and complicated as possible — to take the pilots, ground crews, mechanics, and rescue personnel to the limits of what they can handle. The film follows Captain John “Otter” Stratton as he makes his way through this extraordinary event held in the desert of Nevada. As he participates in the exercise, he realizes that being a hero is not as simple as he once believed.