Here you'll find websites maintained by local/regional/state solar eclipse task forces, websites promoting major events celebrating the April 2024 solar eclipse, and other place-based websites that members of the AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force think you might be interested in as you think about where to observe the upcoming eclipse. If you know of a website that should be listed here but isn't, please contact us; we can't guarantee that we'll add it to this page, but we'll consider it. To browse similar resources presented in a different format, see eclipse2024resources.com. And see the bottom of this page for suggestions about where to go to experience the eclipse.
Listings by U.S. State & Canada Province | Other Event Listings | Articles About Where to Go for the Eclipses
All of the "Lower 48" U.S. states and most of Canada will have at least a partial solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. If you can't travel to the path of totality, check with your local science museum, planetarium, amateur astronomy club, and college/university to find out whether they've organized a viewing event for the partial solar eclipse.
- Buffalo National River
- Eclipse Russellville
- Eclipse Celebration Weekend at the Ozark Natural Science Center (Huntsville)
- Experience the Eclipse in Arkansas
- Hot Springs: The Place to Be for Eclipse 2024
- Hot Springs National Park
- Newton County Total Solar Eclipse
- Ozark Gateway Region Total Eclipse
- Crossroads Eclipse Research Workshop (SIU Carbondale)
- Enjoy Illinois: Makanda Solar Eclipse
- Hamilton County 2024 Solar Eclipse Headquarters
- Illinois Solar Eclipse Experience (Greenville, Centralia, Salem)
- Martinsville Agricultural Fair
- Solar Eclipse Crossroads Eclipse Festival (SIU Carbondale)
- 2024 Total Solar Eclipse at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
- Dark Side of the Wabash (Vincennes)
- Eclipse Muncie
- Explore Evansville
- Indiana Total Solar Eclipse
- Li’l Charlie’s Eclipse & Sips on the Patio (Batesville)
- Party in the Dark: Eclipse Viewing Party (Osgood/Ripley County)
- PoCo Eclipse (Posey County)
- See the Eclipse in Indiana
- Solar Eclipse: Evansville Region
- Solar Eclipse Experience 2024 (Fountain City)
- Solar Eclipse Music & Viewing Party at Holtkamp Winery (Sunman)
- Solarpalooza (Univ. of Southern Indiana, Evansville)
- Total Eclipse of the Haute (Terre Haute)
- Maine Eclipse
- Maine Total Solar Eclipse 2024 (Aroostook County)
- Visit Maine (.com)
- Visit Maine (.net)
- Adirondack Sky Center (Tupper Lake)
- Buffalo Eclipse
- Charcoal Corral Eclipse Event Camping (Perry)
- Erie's Total Solar Eclipse
- Experience the Total Solar Eclipse in New York State! (I♥NY)
- Genesee the Eclipse
- LivCo Sol (Livingston County)
- Rochester Total Solar Eclipse
- Solar Spectacle: A Total Solar Eclipse at Genesee Country Village & Museum
- TSE2024Together / Niagara Heritage Tour (Niagara Falls)
- Total Solar Eclipse in Niagara Falls
- 2024 Solar Eclipse in Cleveland
- Avon Lake Solar Eclipse
- Center of Science and Industry/COSI (Columbus)
- Cleveland Museum of Natural History
- College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (OSU Wooster)
- Cuyahoga Valley National Park
- Dayton Eclipse
- Delaware County Eclipse
- Findlay Eclipse (Hancock County)
- Great Lakes Science Center Total Eclipse Fest
- Ohio Total Solar Eclipse
- Sandusky County Total Solar Eclipse
- Shores & Islands Solar Eclipse (Cedar Point / Sandusky / Put-in-Bay)
- Solar Eclipse Shelby County Style
- Solar Eclipse Viewing Party at the Parkside Drive-In (Oregon)
- Toledo Solar Eclipse 2024
- Total Eclipse Camping Experience (Loramie)
- Village of Forest
- Backus-Page House Museum (Wallacetown)
- Queen's University (Kingston)
- Eclipse Party at Shangri-La By the Lake Campground (Jamestown)
- Eclipse Within Our Gates at Mercyhurst University (Erie)
- Erie's Total Solar Eclipse
- Angelo State University (San Angelo)
- Celebrate the Dam 2024 Eclipse (Buchanan Dam)
- City of Eagle Pass
- Copperas Cove Solar Eclipse Festival
- Crossroads of the Eclipses Expeditions (Leakey)
- Eclipseboro in Hillsboro
- Eclipse Festival at Mars Hill Farm (Ferris)
- Eclipse-O-Rama with the Planetary Society (Fredericksburg)
- Eclipse Over Ennis
- Eclipse Over Texas 2024 (Waco)
- Eclipse Viewing at the White Rose of Emory
- Hill Country Alliance Eclipse Portal
- Kerrville Eclipse Festival (see also Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau)
- Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park (Johnson City)
- Perot Museum of Nature & Science (Dallas)
- Plano Eclipse 4.8.24
- Solar Eclipse at the Dallas Arboretum
- Solar Eclipses in the Alamo City (San Antonio)
- Solar Eclipse Viewing at 6S River Ranch (Gatesville)
- Solar Eclipse Waco
- STEAMclipse at Waco Convention Center
- Sun, Moon, and You at the Fair Park Cotton Bowl (Dallas)
- Texas Star Party's TSP 2024 Total Solar Eclipse and Star Party (Hillsboro)
- Total Eclipse of the Heard (Museum in McKinney)
- Total Eclipse of the Park (Frisco)
- Uvalde County Stellar Fest
- Visit Austin
- Visit Plano
- Moon Over Vermont
- Solar Eclipse Celebration (Brandon)
- Sugarbush Resort Solar Eclipse Viewing Party (Warren)
- Total Solar Eclipse in Vermont
The free Great American Eclipse app, available for both Apple/iOS and Google/Android devices, includes a list of events for the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse. Find links to the app as well as a form to submit your own event on the Great American Eclipse website:
The U.S. space agency maintains lists of three types of in-person and virtual events for the eclipse: (1) NASA Hosted Events that are organized and hosted by the agency, (2) NASA Speaker Events that are organized and hosted by others but will include a NASA presenter, and (3) NASA Affiliated Events that are organized and hosted by NASA partners:
The National Eclipse website also maintains a list of events around the United States for the total solar eclipse:
- "2024 Total Solar Eclipse: 25 Events, Festivals, and Places to Stay," Jamie Carter, SkyandTelescope.org
- "20 of the Best Places to View the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse," Michael E. Bakich, Astronomy.com
- "Best Spots in Canada to Watch the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse," Shannon Carranco, CTV News