On April 8, 2024, thousands experienced the wonder of the Great North American Eclipse at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, in partnership with Carnegie Science.
In the lead-up to the event, the Perot Museum distributed eclipse glasses and educational resources throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth community. Carnegie Science astronomers also shared their expertise with Museum visitors, schools, and community events across the city.
Relive the awe-inspiring total solar eclipse below.
Eclipse Timing (CST) – April 8, 2024
12:23pm — Eclipse begins
1:40pm — Totality starts
1:44pm — Totality ends
3:02pm — Eclipse ends
Eye Safety
It is unsafe to view a solar eclipse without specialized eyewear. Viewing the sun directly or through a telescope, camera or binoculars can result in serious eye injuries.
Community Outreach Events
Eclipse insight and educational activities.
- April 3 — La Grande Community Engagements
- April 3 — For Oak Cliff, 907 E Ledbetter Dr, Dallas, TX 75216
- April 4 — Klyde Warren Park
- April 4 — Stevie Ray Vaughan Park, 4334 W Jefferson Blvd, Cockrell Hill, TX 75211
- April 4 — W. H. Adamson High School
- April 6 — Perot Museum Member Morning (Open to Museum members only)
- April 6 — City of Ennis
- April 6 — Perot Museum ChallENGe Lab, Bio Lab and Art Lab (General admission tickets required)
- April 6 — Kiest Park, 3080 S Hampton Rd Dallas, TX 75224
- April 6 — Klyde Warren Park
- April 7 — Perot Museum ChallENGe Lab, Bio Lab and Art Lab (General admission tickets required)
- April 7 — 1200 E Joe Ramsey BLVD, Greenville, TX 75402
- April 7 — Klyde Warren Park
- April 8 — Cotton Bowl Stadium
- April 8 — Klyde Warren Park
Educator Guide
Prepare your students and families for the upcoming total solar eclipse with specially curated activities, including tips for eye safety and the science behind eclipses.
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Supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture