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Learn about two upcoming solar eclipses and how to view them safely.
If you enjoyed the August 2017 total solar eclipse, then you will be delighted to know there is a solar eclipse “double header” coming in the next year – October 2023 and April 2024.
Join award-winning astronomy educator, Dennis Schatz, and learn more about how, when and where to view these two amazing celestial events.
Dennis Schatz was Senior Advisor at Pacific Science Center and is an award-winning astronomy educator, nationally recognized for his engaging astronomy learning experiences for audiences of all ages.
If sunny, this event will take place outdoors at The South Park Branch.
Free solar eclipse glasses (2 per family) will also be available at this event and at all Library locations starting on September 15.