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Everyone knows the first rule of eclipse chasing—don’t miss the eclipse—but preparing for totality on April 8 in Southern Indiana means clocking a time zone boundary.
For me, the “Great North American Eclipse,” which will cross our skies April 8, is déjà vu all over again (in the words of Yogi Berra).
On April 8, parts of Indiana will experience its first total solar eclipse since August 7, 1869, and its last until September 14, 2099.
Experience the 2024 total solar eclipse uniquely with quirky events like pig parties, elephant watching, folk festivals, and much more.
Indianapolis is the most booked destination on Airbnb for April 8’s solar eclipse amid a massive surge in searches, yet 40% of listings remain empty across the path.