On April 8, when the moon will entirely block the sun in a total solar eclipse, only a few lucky regions will witness the phenonemon’s full effect.⁠ ⁠ The cosmic event can best be seen on something called “the path of totality.” This path will cross several areas on the East Coast, including Erie, Pennsylvania; Buffalo, New York; Burlington, Vermont; Lancaster, New Hampshire; and Caribou, Maine.⁠ ⁠ So we’ve compiled a guide to the best spots for eclipse-viewing in its path, including cool festivals and gatherings along the coast.⁠ ⁠ Choose between the all-day celebration at Port Farms in Pennsylvania, where live music, campfires, and local brews will be part of the fun, or the beach-themed party atop snowy Cannon Mountain in New Hampshire. Over in Vermont, there’s wine-paired stargazing at Shelburne Vineyard, and in New York, enjoy the show from a 19th-century historic village.⁠ ⁠ The list goes on. Wherever you are on the East Coast, click the link in our bio for the most unique ways t...