Nine-and-a-half-year-old Imogen Fulford received solar-eclipse glasses from her teacher down in the Front Range last week in class while learning about the upcoming annular solar eclipse. Luckily, the timing of the eclipse coincided with a.
The Frisco Historic Park & Museum will host a public event Saturday, Oct. 14, where attendees can view the partial solar eclipse. From 9:15 to noon, residents and visitors are invited to gather at the.
The Frisco Historic Park and Museum recently hosted the first event in the Park After Dark series stargazing with Astro Mark in mid-September and is continuing the series with a silent disco from 6:30-9:30.
The Frisco Historic Park and Museum recently announced a new community event series taking place this fall. The free Park After Dark series, sponsored by Alpine Bank, aims to provide fun, educational and historic experiences.
Summit County doesn’t have nearly as many city lights as other metropolitan areas which makes it a great place to stargaze. This week, those interested in the night sky have the opportunity to see the.