Events – Hill Country Eclipse
That's a wrap - the Solar Eclipse has ended!
After many years of planning, the celestial fun has come to an end. However, just because the eclipse is over doesn't mean we have no reason to celebrate. Our region's stars are something to celebrate every night of the year! Click here to learn more about our efforts to protect starry night skies for future generations.
Want to find a new home for your gently used solar glasses? Click here to explore a list of places you can recycle and donate your solar glasses through Astronomer Without Borders. And don't forget - you can still use them to see the sun even when there's not a solar eclipse!
Hill Country Eclipse Events
Whether you are a Hill Country local or planning to travel to the region, there will be no shortage of activities and events to attend before, during, and after annularity and totality. Click below to see the many communities and organizations hosting eclipse related functions.
View Upcoming Events
Events are displayed in chronological order.
Click here to view the full Eclipse Event Calendar.
Hosting an event?
Submit your eclipse related event to the Hill Country Alliance Event Calendar. Click here to upload a description, attach a flyer or related image, include venue details, and any relevant URLs.
When submitting an event, please include the location of your event in the title as well as a good point of contact in your organization, since events will be hosted across the region. Please also select “Hill Country Eclipse” from the event category. After submission, please allow 1-2 business days until events are approved.
Click here to submit your event.
Please help promote your event through social media using the hashtags #HillCountryEclipse, #HillCountryEclipse2023, and #HillCountryEclipse2024.
Come for the sun, stay for the stars – and help support the Texas Hill Country!
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