I will give you the basics and then point you in the right direction if you need more information. This eclipse is a partial solar eclipse, visible throughout North America. It is not total anywhere, but given clear skies, will be observable throughout most of the U.S. and Canada. The extent of the partial eclipse will vary with geographic location. Observations will be better to the north and east.
Exact timing depends on geographic location.
For more other locations, consult the map at left or see Fred Espenak's Eclipse page. This eclipse is not visible in Alaska, Hawaii, the Yukon and most of the Northwest Territories. Click on the Map, Courtesy of Fred Espenak of NASA, for a larger image. In Denver the percentage will be just under 40. What this means is that a maximum eclipse, the Moon will extend across about 40 percent of the Sun's diameter.