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If you haven't already heard, a total eclipse will pass through the United States on Monday and Arkansas is one of the states expected to experience the eclipse in 100 percent totality. If you have heard, you may already have plans to drive to the Natural State to witness the rare event.
The best places for watching April 8, 2024’s total eclipse of the sun in Arkansas, its first since 1918 and last until 2045—maps, eclipse times and the best festivals, camping, RV parks and events.
Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas has put tickets on sale for a special event on April 8 that it expects will attract a record number of visitors—just days after a tourist found a large diamond.
The Division of Tourism is expecting the state's population to increase by 50% for the total eclipse in April 2024.
People across the country are excited for Sunday's total lunar eclipse, but many Arkansans will have trouble seeing it.