Fans who missed the initial IMAX run of Star Trek XI are in luck, as the movie has returned to some IMAX theaters for an additional two-week run.

IMAX theaters showing Star Trek XI in the U.S. include twenty-six different states:

AZ: Mesa, Phoenix

CA: Aliso Viejo, Camarillo, El Dorado Hills, Emeryville, Escondido, Fairfield, Fresno, Ontario, San Diego, Santa Clara, Simi Valley, South Gate, Stockton, Universal City and Westchester.

FL: Altamonte Springs, Aventura, Cape Canaveral, Fort Meyers, Jacksonville, Orange Park, Orlando (2,) St. Petersburg, Tallahassee, Tampa (3).

GA: Augusta, Kennesaw, Morrow

ID: Boise

IL: Batavia, Lincolnshire, Woodridge

IN: Noblesville, Portage

IO: Council Bluffs

KY: Louisville, Newport

LA: Harahan

MA: Boston

ME: Saco

MI: Detroit, Grand Blanc, Lansing, Sterling Heights, Ypsilanti

MN: Roseville

MO: Saint Louis

NC: Charlotte, Concord

NV: Henderson, Las Vegas (2,) North Las Vegas

NY: Brooklyn, Deer Park, New Rochelle, Williamsville

OH: Columbus, Springdale

PA: Bensalem, Homestead, Philadelphia, Tarentum

SC: Myrtle Beach

TN: Chattanooga, Knoxville

TX: Colleyville, Garland, Houston, Mesquite, Sugarland

UT: Sandy

VA: Midlothian, Virginia Beach, Woodbridge

WA: Kent, Lacey

Two IMAX theaters in Canada will be showing Star Trek XI; one in Hull and one in Victoria.

As reported by The Telegraph Herald, Kate Mulgrew (Kathryn Janeway,) will be the keynote speaker at the Dubuque County (Iowa) Democrats’ annual Hall of Fame Banquet on Tuesday, April 28.

Mulgrew’s father, T.J., will be inducted posthumously into the Hall of Fame.

Tickets at the door are &_#36;40, and the reception and banquet will be held at Happy’s Place, 2323 Rockdale Road, Dubuque.
Detroit IMAX Adds May 7 Star Trek XI Showings

The Detroit Science Center, temporary home of Star Trek: The Exhibition, announced in a press release that they have added two earlier showings of Star Trek XI.

Star Trek XI will be shown at the Detroit Science Center’s Chrysler IMAX Dome Theater, beginning on May 7. The two new showings are at 7 P.M. and at 9:30 P.M. on that day. The showings will be preceded by launch activities beginning at 5 P.M. Star Trek trivia will be shown on the Science Stage at both 6 P.M. and 8 P.M. and a costume contest will run from 5 to 9 P.M.

The Detroit Science Center is located at 5020 John R. Street in Detroit, Michigan.

New Star Trek: The Animated Series Fan Film

Fans who enjoyed Star Trek: The Animated Series will be pleased to hear that it lives on, courtesy of Curt Danhauser.

And Let the Heavens Fall, the first new animated Star Trek in thirty-five years, has been completed and is online at Danhauser’s Guide to the Animated Star Trek website. And Let the Heavens Fall tells the story of what happens when the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise comes across a planet with a pre-industrial civilization that seems to be sending radio transmissions into space. While rendering aid to a crippled courier ship in orbit of the planet, they wonder if the two situations are related.

Created on the Macintosh using iMovie, QuickTime Pro, Adobe PhotoShop and Sound Studio 3, the fan film is a half-hour long and in three parts.

In addition to the newly-finished episode, Danhauser’s site offers an episode guide to Star Trek: The Animated Series, with a synopsis, cast of characters, photos and notes for each episode of the series.

As reported by The Detroit Science Center, Detroit is the place for Star Trek fans to be this May to get a double dose of Star Trek.In addition to being the host of Star Trek: The Exhibition, the Detroit Science Center will be offering showings of Star Trek XI at its Chrysler Imax Dome Theater, beginning on May 8th when the movie is released in the U.S.

“The combination of the IMAX film and Exhibition will provide an unmatched Star Trek experience for our visitors,” said Detroit Science Center Vice President of Science Programs Todd Slisher. “The viewing area on the IMAX Dome covers 5,365 square feet of the screen, making it the largest film screen in the state and the best theater environment to experience Star Trek. You’ll truly feel like you’re a part of the action.”

Fans can purchase a ticket for the movie only, or buy a combination ticket for both the film and for entrance into Star Trek: The Exhibition.