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A solar eclipse is coming! Drop-in to the main floor to grab free eclipse glasses (while supplies last) and complete a craft. We will livestream the eclipse and go outside to the west plaza to see the big event!
We're partnering with Harper College to watch the solar eclipse. Bring a picnic and head to Harper College to look through telescopes, enjoy crafts and storytimes and ask all of your eclipse-related questions! This event is located in the Harper Quad at 1200 W. Algonquine Rd., Palatine, IL. There is parking available in Lots 3-6...
Come watch as the moon covers the sun, and it becomes nighttime in the middle of the afternoon! Will include solar-protection glasses and a fun kit of activities and learning!
Experience this exciting celestial event together with activities for the whole family. If the weather is great to view the eclipse, we will meet at Pocket Park and have eclipse glasses available to use, while supplies last. In the case of cloudy or otherwise inclement weather, we will meet at the library in the Youth...
Join us for a party in Wilder Park as we watch the solar eclipse. Observe the sky as the sun is slowly blocked from view, learn about what eclipses are and why they happen, and take advantage of fun activities, games, and snacks. Eclipse glasses will be provided to attendees. Presented with the Elmhurst Park...
Watch this rare natural phenomenon here! Telescopes ready for viewing.
Gather in North School Park (N. Evergreen Ave. & E. Eastman St.) to complete activities, learn about the solar eclipse including how to view the eclipse safely and take a photo at our photo station. In case of inclement weather, watch a live feed of the eclipse and do activities in the Hendrickson Room in...
The Great North American Eclipse is coming on Monday, April 8 and North School Park is the best spot in town for viewing! Join the Arlington Heights Memorial Library and Arlington Heights Park District between 1:00-3:30PM and pick up a free pair of Nasa-approved eclipse glasses or make a pinhole projector to safely watch the...
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