Thank You for Visiting Findlay!

Plan Your Return Visit

We hope you enjoyed your visit to Findlay and Hancock County for the solar eclipse - now plan your return trip (hopefully before the next eclipse in 2099!).  Check out all the events happening year-round, great restaurants, cute shops, and the fun things to do in Findlay!

Where to Stay

See where to stay in Findlay - from boutique hotels to tried-and-true brands to campgrounds, find the perfect spot to lay your head in Hancock County.

​What to Do

Whether you're looking for a park to enjoy, an activity for the whole family, a class to attend, or a museum to peruse, Findlay and Hancock County are home to something for every person with every interest.

Events Worth Attending

You don't need an excuse to return to Findlay, but these events will give you one!  Return for a festival, a show, concert, gallery opening, conference, class - no matter what, it will be a good time in Findlay!

Where to Eat

While in town for the eclipse you hopefully got to sample a taste of the great restaurants in Findlay and Hancock County - now plan your return to try out even more!  See restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, and other sweet treat locations here.

Where to Shop

Last time you were in Findlay you were shopping for Eclipse glasses and merch - now buy something without the sun on it.  Visit our local boutiques for a special outfit, a statement piece, something fun for home, or just because!

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What is a total solar eclipse?

On Monday, April 8, 2024 Hancock County experienced a total solar eclipse. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon cast its shadow on the Earth as it passes between the Earth and the Sun. A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon appears to totally obscure the Sun. The partial eclipse will began at 1:55pm and reached it's maximum peak of total darkness at 3:10pm. 

Before 2024 the last total solar eclipse visible in Ohio was in 1806 and the next one will occur in 2099. 

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