Eclipse glasses? We've got 'em. Supplies are limited. You can get a free pair by attending an eclipse event at the library or by visiting an LCPL branch any time and completing a simple safety quiz.
To save your seat at an eclipse event, head to www.lcplin.org/events and search eclipse. Make sure to sign up in advance - these events will fill up quickly!
Eclipse glasses? We've got 'em. Supplies are limited. You can get a free pair by attending an eclipse event at the library or by visiting an LCPL branch any time and completing a simple safety quiz.
To save your seat at an eclipse event, head to www.lcplin.org/events and search eclipse. Make sure to sign up in advance - these events will fill up quickly!
DO NOT use your eclipse glasses from previous eclipses. The glasses do expire and you will be at risk of permanent eye damage.
NASA 2024 Eclipse Safety Sheet
NASA Información sobre seguridad – Eclipse 2024
How to Make Your Own
If you can't make it to an eclipse event and the front desk is out of glasses, you can make your own eclipse viewer!
How to Buy Eclipse Glasses
You can also purchase eclipse glasses from a number of stores.
Be aware that many online sellers offer cheap glasses that do not meet safety standards. Eclipse glasses should conform to the ISO 12312-2 standard for solar viewers.
The American Astronomical Society has a list of reputable stores that carry ISO-compliant eclipse glasses! Examples include Meijer, Menards, and Cracker Barrel.