May 20, the first solar annular eclipse since 1994, is attracting international attention; CNN’s website sports headlines from Thailand to South Africa. Though a partial eclipse can be seen throughout western United States, Mount Shastans have the opportunity to enjoy the eclipse in its entirety.
Astronomers offer the following suggestions to help you enjoy the experience:
Mummies, porcelain dolls, music box ballerinas, Greek statues, stars and pop art paintings will come alive during Siskiyou Dance Company’s upcoming performance, “The Amazing Moving Museum.”
Massy-Shivy said last year’s event turned out to be the fourth largest one-day festival in all of California, and 2,500 to 3,000 people showed up. This year, the event will last two days, and double the amount of people are expected to flood into town.
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