On April 8th, 2024, Madison County will experience a very rare phenomenon: a Total Solar Eclipse! This will be Indiana’s first total solar eclipse since August 7, 1869, with the next one coming on September 14, 2099. That makes this event a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many! Plan your trip to Madison County, Indiana, and attend one or several of the amazing events planned for the day.
Totality Viewing Times
Pendleton — 3:06:52PM – 3:10:41PM (3 minutes, 49 seconds)
Anderson — 3:07:07PM – 3:10:49PM (3 minutes, 42 seconds)
Lapel — 3:06:53PM – 3:10:29PM (3 minutes 36 seconds)
Alexandria — 3:07:26PM – 3:10:47PM (3 minutes 21 seconds)
Frankton — 3:07:16PM – 3:10:35PM (3 minutes, 19 seconds)
Elwood — 3:07:21PM – 3:10:25PM (3 minutes 4 seconds)
Click on the images below for information on local events, where to stay, and how to safely watch the eclipse!
