Wondering where to watch the Eclipse? We’ve got you covered

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Friday is exactly one month away from the Total Solar Eclipse.

Communities along the path of totality are busy prepping for a weekend full of eclipse themed festivities.

That includes Evansville, and many cities and towns in the Tri-State.

Here is a list of venues around the Tri-state hosting eclipse events on April 8:

Indiana

• Black Hole Sun Festival at Vanderburgh County 4-H Center
• Operation Eclipse at Evansville Wartime Museum
• Solar Eclipse at the Fair at Posey County Fairgrounds
• Grow Poseyville Solarbration at North Elementary School
• Holiday World Solar Eclipse Viewing at Holiday World’s Legend Parking Lot
• Total Solar at the Speedway at Tri-State Speedway
• UEclipse at University of Evansville
• Party at the Pointe at KC’s Marina Pointe
• Downtown Evansville Total Solar Eclipse on Riverside Drive, Downtown Evansville
• Eclipse from the Ship on the LST 325
• Hadi Shrine Solar Eclipse at the Hadi Shrine Parking Lot
• Solar Eclipse at Angel Mounds
• Total Eclipse of the Park at Friedman Park (Newburgh)
• Total Solar Eclipse Fundraiser Watch Party at Atheneum Visitors Center (New Harmony)
• Solarpalooza at University of Southern Indiana
• Nature’s Greatest Site at Wasselman Park
• Casino VIP Viewing Party at Bally’s Casino
• Evansville Museum Member Event at the Evansville Museum
• The Mountain Goats at Victory Theatre - Event follows Eclipse at 7 p.m.

Kentucky

• Racetrack VIP Viewing Party at Ellis Park

Illinois

• Terrabis Eclipse Festival in Grayville
• Solar Eclipse in Fairfield
• Carmi Fest Solar Eclipse in City of Carmi

Totality in Evansville will be at 2:02 p.m. central time.

There will be three minutes and two seconds of totality.

Our 14 News Sunrise team was joined by Alexis Berggren with Explore Evansville to discuss the event.

You can watch that live interview in the video below.

We will have live coverage throughout the day on April 8.

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