The solar eclipse is in less than two weeks. Even if you don't plan to travel to watch the eclipse, there are many opportunities to watch it in Oklahoma City.| MORE | Map shows where the upcoming solar eclipse's path of totality will be in OklahomaCapitol Hill Library in southwest Oklahoma City is preparing for the eclipse with educational activities for both Spanish and English-speaking communities. NASA provided many tools to teach children about the eclipse, including books and telescopes."Kids at that young age get really excited about science-related stuff. If they hear NASA in anything, it's like, 'Ahhh! What's happening?'" Gloria Melchor, a librarian at Capitol Hill Library, said. "It's wonderful to introduce these children to something that they've never heard about."The Metropolitan Library System will have activities leading up to the eclipse then a watch party on April 8. Click here to learn more about the viewing party.You also can pick up solar eclipse glasses at any Metropolitan Library System location starting on April 1.Top Headlines Edmond officer captures road rage on dash cam during patrol Dispatch audio from Baltimore's Key Bridge collapse sheds light on timeline of incident 8-year-old girl died after being sucked into pipe at Texas hotel swimming pool, lawsuit says Oklahoma band asking for help after flames engulf van on highway What will spring 2024 look like in Oklahoma?