As spring break draws near, families across the country are searching for fun and engaging activities to enjoy during their time off. If you’re in Buffalo, New York, the Buffalo Museum of Science is offering a unique opportunity for visitors to learn about the upcoming Solar Eclipse on April 8th through their weeklong program, Eclipse-A-Palooza.
Eclipse-A-Palooza is packed with daily activities designed to educate visitors about the eclipse, including what happens during the event, the technology used to observe astronomical events, and even an Eclipse Eve celebration. The museum has been named a “subject matter expert site” by NASA for the days leading up to the eclipse and will have NASA scientists and educators hosting programming throughout the weekend.
The program will take place from April 1st to 7th, with activities running from 10AM to 2PM each day. Regular museum admission includes entry to the exhibits, and Buffalo Public School students can enjoy free admission on April 5th to 7th. However, it’s important to note that the museum will be closed on April 8th, which is also the day of the eclipse.
If you’re interested in attending Eclipse-A-Palooza at the Buffalo Museum of Science, tickets can be purchased on their website. Don’t miss this educational and exciting opportunity to learn more about the upcoming Solar Eclipse!
