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Three Best Spots to Watch The

Eclipse
On April 8, Indianapolis will experience a once-in-a-lifetime total
solar eclipse. Miss this one, and you’ll have to wait 129 years.
Where will you be? Keeping in mind price, festivities, and student
accessibility, we found the three best places to watch this
beautiful phenomenon.

BEST PRICE: White

River State Park
STUDENT OPPORTUNITY:
Newfields Looking for free family fun and
relaxation? You’ll find it at White
Calling all Indianapolis students, it's a Total River State Park. This event will
Eclipse of the Art! Newfields is holding a feature many vendors and a
party on the day of the eclipse from 11 a.m. performance by the Indianapolis
to 6 p.m. Festivities include live music Symphony Orchestra. In the
performances, DJs, and food vendors. afternoon, free yoga classes will be
General admission tickets include solar held in the Celebration Plaza
eclipse glasses and access to the entire Amphitheater. Extra money to
museum and gardens for the day. The spend? Rent boats in advance from
museum’s proximity to Butler University and Frank’s Paddlesport Livery and
the discount for student members make experience the eclipse on the water.
this a great opportunity for students to Otherwise, guests are free to relax
celebrate the event. Buy your tickets here! and watch the eclipse. Find out
more about this lunacy here!

BEST FESTIVITIES: Indiana

State Fairgrounds
Make it a weekend affair and camp overnight
at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Campers can
reserve a campsite for the night of April 7 and
enjoy a festival on the day of the eclipse from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival will feature live
music performances, complimentary eclipse
glasses, and eclipse-themed food and drinks.
Camp out the moon here!

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