Craft a Moon Phase Wall Hanging - for adults (Two dates and two locations. See below.)

On Saturday, October 14, Eugene will be one of the only places on earth to view an annular solar eclipse on its path across North, Central and South America. If skies are clear locally, a partial eclipse will become visible at 8:06 a.m., the greatest effect will appear from 9:16-9:20 a.m., and the view will return to normal at 10:39 a.m. Learn more about this eclipse at NASA's website and be sure to check the eclipse viewing safety precautions. Inexpensive protective glasses are widely available.

Leading up to the date, join Eugene Public Library for fun and educational free events. Each participant at these programs will receive a free pair of protective glasses:

Craft a wall hanging using wood discs, paint and beads to illustrate the monthly phases of the moon.
Space is limited. Choose one session and sign up online starting Friday, Sept. 15.

Sunday, October 8, 4 p.m., Downtown Library

Wednesday, October 11, 11 a.m., Sheldon Branch Library

Space is limited. Choose one session and sign up online starting Friday, Sept. 15.