Total Solar Eclipse Party!
Monday, April 8th, 1-8 PM
A Once-in-a-Lifetime Event!
On Monday, April 8th, 2024, Western New York will experience a total solar eclipse; a rare and wondrous celestial event!
To celebrate this momentous occasion, we’ve planned a Total Solar Eclipse Party with Karaoke, Trivia, drink specials, and more!
West Seneca is in the direct path of totality, and our patio will offer excellent views of the eclipse! We hope you will join us!
Event Details
1:00 PM – Doors Open!
2:30 PM – Music by DJ Kevin of Sensational Sounds
3:18 PM – Solar eclipse totality begins
3:22 PM – Solar eclipse totality ends
3:30 PM – Karaoke with DJ Kevin (Sing a space/ sun themed song!)
5:30 PM – Space themed Trivia with host, Maria!
What You Need to Know:
- This event is FREE to attend!
- We’re giving the first 50 customers a FREE pair of eclipse glasses with a purchase!
- We’ll have great views of the eclipse from our patio! (Please dress appropriately)
- This event will take place rain our shine (or snow, or clouds)!
- Drink specials will include “Are You Afraid of the Dark” dark lager, “Sunny Mimosas”, and more!
- Seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. We will have seating inside and outside, under our covered and heated patio.
FAQs:
Q: How long will the eclipse last?
A: The partial eclipse will begin at 2:04 PM and the partial eclipse will end at 4:32 PM
Q: When was the last total solar eclipse in Buffalo?
A: January 24, 1925
Q: How is this eclipse different from the eclipse we experienced in 2017?
A: This year’s eclipse will last longer and provide total darkness as the moon is much closer to earth than it was in 2017, therefore it’s shadow will be much larger.
Q: Will Buffalo have another total solar eclipse in my lifetime?
A: The next solar eclipse will take place in 2044, however the viewability won’t be as widespread in the United States. Researchers anticipate the path of totality will only touch three states; Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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