Space
Reusable rockets and spacecraft flying out of the Cape, shown up close.
CAPEWEEKPublic Days
See the future up closeApril 1 & 2, 2028
At a glance
Duration
2 days
When
Saturday, April 1 and Sunday, April 2, 2028
Where
Launch Facility Gateway, Kennedy Space Center, Florida
Tickets
Not yet on sale. Approved ticket information will be published on this site.
At CAPEWEEK, we will see the futurewe were promised as kids.
Saturday, April 1 and Sunday, April 2, 2028: two days when the gates open onto the runway where the Space Shuttle came home. Overhead, a world-class airshow sends the newest aircraft, spacecraft and autonomous systems into the sky. On the ramp, families walk past hardware headed for the Moon and Mars, and students talk shop with the engineers who built it. And when a rocket lifts off from the pads next door, everything stops, and everyone looks up.
The experience
Working machines from across land, air, sea and space, shown up close at Kennedy Space Center.
Airshow
World-class flight demonstrations overhead, close enough to feel the sound.
Defense
The aircraft and systems that keep America ahead, seen up close.
Airliners
The next generation of commercial jets, built to fly farther on less fuel.
Advanced Mobility
Electric air taxis taking off and landing right in front of you.
Autonomy
Self-driving cars and autonomous drones, shown working live.
Super Intelligence
The AI shaping how machines are designed, built and flown.
Robotics
Robots built to work alongside people, shown in live demos.
Energy
Fusion and new power systems that will run the machines of the future.
Maritime
Autonomous vessels and the next generation of ships, seen up close.
Education
Field trips and partnerships with Florida schools, colleges and universities will connect students with the people and technologies shaping their future.
Education inquiries →
The education program is currently being developed. New information will be published on this site as soon as it becomes available.
Plan your visit.
CAPEWEEK is America’s national techno-aerospace gathering, hosted by NASA at Kennedy Space Center in partnership with the State of Florida and Space Florida. CAPEWEEK Public Days take place on the Launch Facility Gateway, the 15,001-foot runway where the Space Shuttle once came home, now filled with real, working tech across aerospace, AI, energy, autonomy, robotics and advanced mobility. Visit capeweek.us to learn more.