Join us on Monday, April 8th from 12:30 to 2:30 PM in Turtle Creek Park as we witness the last total solar eclipse in Dallas (until 2317) in which we are in the path of totality. This will be the last eclipse in our lifetimes where Dallas will be in the path of darkness from the eclipse.
We’ll be commemorating this event with food trucks in Turtle Creek Park, music, eclipse glasses to view the eclipse (first come, first served – while supplies last). We will also have a Carnegie Science astronomer present to walk us through the event. The moon will begin to cover the sun beginning around 12:20 pm with “darkness” at 1:40 pm.
Please make beautiful Turtle Creek Park your destination for this once-in-a-lifetime event!
If your company would like to help sponsor this event, please click on the button below for more information or contact Chris Denney, Director of Advancement, at cdenney@turtlecreekconservancy.org or 214-521-2003.
Thanks to our event sponsors:
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