All this time, we’ve been telling you that Cleveland is the center of the universe. Well, do you believe us now?
The stars are literally aligning over The Land for a blackout you’ll never forget. On April 8, 2024, at 3:13 pm, Cleveland will be in the path of totality for the solar eclipse. If you’ve never seen an eclipse, this is the only way to do it, as the moon will block out the sun for nearly four minutes – one of the longest durations of any major city in the path of totality.
Bring the whole family – the dog included – for a day of celestial wonders with unobstructed views of the eclipse over Lake Erie that can be enjoyed from acres of gorgeous green spaces, with special kid-friendly science programming around Downtown Cleveland and beyond.
Have questions related to the Solar Eclipse? You can send them to [email protected].
You've got your sites set on Cleveland. It's time to make your plans align. Before you start your journey, be sure to check out our Total Solar Eclipse Know Before You Go page which gives you the rundown on everything from parking, traffic, things to do and more. See you when you reach your destination.
There's no shortage of places to watch the eclipse in Cleveland. Be sure to download the Land of Going All Out map, which lists over 20 events happening around The Land.
Because Science is Cool
Can you make it to The Land in time to catch the Total Solar Eclipse? Find out by playing Road Trip to CLE now. This interactive game races you through Cleveland with a mission to make it downtown before the moon totally blocks out the sun. Trust us, it's pretty stellar. Don't forget to share your score to impress your peeps by using the hashtag #TheLandforLife. See you on April 8, 2024 for the Solar Eclipse but IRL.
Map courtesy of NationalEclipse.com