In preparation for the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, residents in Austin are eager to secure their solar eclipse glasses for safe viewing of this rare celestial event. Here are various locations where you can obtain your solar eclipse glasses:
All Austin Public Library branches will provide a limited number of free eclipse glasses starting from April 4. Selected library locations will host solar eclipse parties with activities and free glasses on a first-come, first-served basis. Some library branches include North Village, Menchaca, Central, and others.
UT Austin is hosting a campus-wide viewing experience titled “Total Eclipse of the Horns” from 12 to 3 p.m. on April 8. The event is open to the public, offering free viewing glasses and educational information about the eclipse. Additional details will be available on UT’s eclipse information hub in March.
The City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department will distribute 10,000 pairs of free eclipse glasses starting March 11 at various locations, including recreation centers and senior centers. Be sure to check the availability of glasses at your preferred location.
If you prefer to purchase your solar eclipse glasses, they are available for sale on websites like the Great American Eclipse and Eclipse2024. Retailers like H-E-B and hardware stores are also expected to sell solar glasses closer to the eclipse date.
With the total solar eclipse offering a breathtaking natural spectacle, securing your eclipse glasses early ensures you can safely view the eclipse without damaging your eyes. Make sure to plan ahead and acquire your glasses from the mentioned locations to fully enjoy the astronomical wonder on April 8.
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