2024 Solar Eclipse- Lampasas Experience

07/10/2026

Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center-Chamber Chat-10/7 Edition: Fall Fest was a success! Now it's time for more Fall Fun!! - https://mailchi.mp/2d69a1e4022f/chamber-chat-10-7-26-8342437

23/09/2026

Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center-Chamber Chat-9/23 Edition: Join us for LTX Fall Fest! This WEEKEND! Fall Family FUN! - https://mailchi.mp/3d4dad10794e/chamber-chat-9-23-26-8342126

09/09/2026

Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center-Chamber Chat-9/9 Edition: FALL into Lampasas! Still time to register for the LTX Fall Fest! - https://mailchi.mp/999e98b78cdc/chamber-chat-9-9-26-8341751

13/08/2026

Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center-Chamber Chat-8/12 Edition: Back to School! Check out all the local deals for teachers & staff! - https://mailchi.mp/42f81dd3c91a/chamber-chat-8-12-26-8341440

22/07/2026

Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center-Chamber Chat-7/22 Edition: Beat the Summer Heat! - https://mailchi.mp/4217d44b7b29/chamber-chat-7-22-26-8341097

29/02/2024

https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B07453543X/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r

Totality explores why a total solar eclipse has such a profound influence on those who witness it and how the upcoming American eclipse is impacting towns across the U.S. as they prepare for their populations to quadruple overnight. It's not just about the rare occurrence of the sun, the moon and th...

28/02/2024

https://www.kxan.com/weather/eclipse/which-texas-cities-could-see-nearly-500k-tourists-during-the-total-eclipse/?fbclid=IwAR2Ss0RVP8DlElejh6Em2jknZawuKXCityt-mF4suIOUjEOiAlt1XiWWNBU

With three months until a total solar eclipse passes over Texas on April 8th, many people are making final preparations. Between 931,000 and 3,725,000 are expected to travel to see the eclipse with…

07/10/2023

07/10/2023

Although not the BIG SHOW we are expecting in 2024, the Annular Eclipse of October 14, 2023 will be a great rehearsal! During an annular eclipse, the moon does not cover the entire sun, but leaves a "ring of fire" around it. Here in Lampasas, we will experience 92.2% totality. The event will begin about 10:23 am, with maximum eclipse at 11: 52 am. REMEMBER THAT YOU CANNOT WATCH ANY PART OF THIS ECLIPSE WITHOUT CERTIFIED ECLIPSE SAFETY GLASSES. These glasses are currently available at Hodges and Sargent Pharmacy, My Girls, Moonie's Hemporium, Lampasas County Museum, and Lampasas Public Library. (If you know of any other place, please list in comments.) Everyone who wishes to take a peep at the eclipse will need the glasses. Check out this "simulator" view of how the eclipse will look in Lampsasas.

22/09/2023

https://www.planetary.org/articles/tips-for-2024-total-solar-eclipse

We asked two eclipse chasers for tips on how to plan your big moment in the Moon's shadow.