Pi Day at the Glendora Museum

Come to the Museum to eat pie and contemplate the mathematical marvels of the universe!

No, it doesn't make sense but neither does
Pi (π)

Pi (π)  is the mathematical constant which is the ratio of any circles circumference and its radius. The first celebration of pi was in 1988 and it became officially celebrated in 2009.

Pi is an irrational number and cannot be represented as a fraction. The digits of pi go on forever but start with 3.14. 

Come join us at the Museum for PIE between 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm.

Work up an appetite for Pie on Pi Day! Volunteers needed!

Come early on March 14th, 3:00-5:00 pm. We will have a work day at the Museum. Skill levels of all kinds are needed to start “spiffing” up the place in preparation of our big fund raising event - Night at the Museum on April 13th.

So come to the Museum early (3:00pm-5:00pm) to assist and plan to stay, socialize and have pie at 5:00! See you there!