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Every now and then we get a little bit tired of waiting for the solar eclipse, but wait no longer! Enjoy learning all about solar eclipses through activities and discussion,...
Use our scope and sun viewers to watch the eclipse safely.
Join us for a party with solar viewing glasses, activities, crafts, and, in case of clouds, a live stream of the eclipse. The maximum eclipse will take place at 2:07...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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