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Eclipse tourists fail to show over three-day weekend in Texas Hill Country - Vimarsana News

Eclipse tourists fail to show over three-day weekend in Texas Hill Country

The crowds long expected to arrive in the Texas Hill Country this weekend for the eclipse must have changed plans. That's the sentiment shared by many on the streets of Fredericksburg on Sunday afternoon.

Source: kxan.com
What to do with your solar eclipse glasses when it's over - Vimarsana News

What to do with your solar eclipse glasses when it's over

Once you've observed the solar eclipse, what should you do with the special glasses you used?

Source: ktla.com
Clouds give way to 'surreal' eclipse over Fredericksburg excites those who traveled - Vimarsana News

Clouds give way to 'surreal' eclipse over Fredericksburg excites those who traveled

While many people appeared to have changed plans in the days leading up the eclipse, those that did travel to Fredericksburg were rewarded with a moment of true awe.

Source: kxan.com
Solar eclipse inspires Riso art at St. Edward's University - Vimarsana News

Solar eclipse inspires Riso art at St. Edward's University

Art adorning the walls of St. Edward's University's Risograph Lab, was inspired by the April 8th eclipse. This semester, Associate Professor Jimmy Luu asked his students to create their own projects themed around the once in a lifetime event.

Source: kxan.com
Dried Up: Art exhibit at St. Edward's University brings attention to endangered Texas springs - Vimarsana News

Dried Up: Art exhibit at St. Edward's University brings attention to endangered Texas springs

The Sacred Springs Kite Exhibition was created by The Watershed Association in hopes of shining a light on the local watering holes once held sacred by indigenous people in the region, a new art exhibit on display at St. Edward's University this month.

Source: kxan.com