The Exploratorium’s ‘Pi (π) Day’ Will Have Free Pie, Music, And More
Did you know that Pi Day began at the Exploratorium back in 1988?
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Did you know that Pi Day began at the Exploratorium back in 1988?
San Francisco’s Exploratorium is gearing up for Pi (π) Day on March 14 from 11am-3pm! The beloved and famous event features work by math artist John Sims, a math-themed storybook reading for kids, spoken word performances, pi-themed experiments, music from Scienceband, and a high-spirited Pi Procession with free pie for all.
This year’s celebration will include the following:
Exploratorium employee and physicist Larry Shaw founded Pi Day back in 1988. It has since grown into a nationwide holiday and was designated as the International Day of Mathematics in 2019. This year marks the Exploratorium’s 35th annual celebration of the holiday.
Grab tickets to the Exploratorium on March 14 between 11am-3pm to enjoy Pi Day in all its glory.
Find the Exploratorium at Pier 15 of the Embarcadero.
Featured image: © Exploratorium, www.exploratorium.edu