Coming April 8th is a total eclipse! If you are as excited as we are come out and celebrate with us by making craft rovers! Solar eclipses happen when earth’s moon passes between the earth and the sun casting a shadow down on earth across a specific path. Napanee is lucky enough to be on the […]
We are making rubber band lunar roving vehicles to celebrate earth’s very own moon! Why? Because it is going to be a total solar eclipse over Napanee April 8th of course and that just doesn’t happen without the moon. The twist on this project is you get to design it yourself and then test it out […]
A total solar eclipse is a once-in-a-lifetime event! At the Quinte West Public Library, we will experience 1 minute and 24 seconds of totality. Drop by the Quinte West Public Library, Trenton Branch to create a moon mask to fit your solar eclipse glasses into, so you can watch the solar eclipse safely! Click here to […]
You’re invited to the National Air Force Museum of Canada’s Total Solar Eclipse Viewing Event! Join us on Monday April 8th from 12-5 to view the solar eclipse in our Airpark. Admission is by donation and each visitor will receive one (1) free pair of eclipse glasses.*We invite you to bring lawn chairs and blankets […]
On Monday, April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will be visible from Belleville and we’re right in the path of totality!!! We will be open for this unique experience with the best way to make any experience better . . . craft beer. We will be streaming the event live via YouTube multi camera […]
The complete solar eclipse represents an opportunity to mark an important milestone in the history of the Rotinonhsyon:ni (People of the Flint/Iroquois People). It was a complete solar eclipse that convinced the Seneca people to join the Peacemaker in forming a peaceful confederacy of five nations. Join the Kenhtè:ke Seed Sanctuary and Learning Centre and […]
Join us on Monday, April 8th, 2024, from 2:00 pm-4:00 pm to view the solar eclipse passing through our region. Greater Napanee will experience 100% totality, that is, complete coverage of the sun. The partial phase of the eclipse will begin at 2:08 pm and the totality phase will start at 3:22 pm lasting for […]
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