Pi Party

PARπY LIKE IT'S 3.14159.....

Pi Day!  Help us Celebrate the Math Constant Whose Fun Never Ends.   

Yes, pi (π) that funny-looking Greek letter that represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to it’s diameter.  The first Pi Day was held in 1988 in San Francisco as a way to draw greater attention to science technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields.  This special math holiday corresponds with Albert Einstein’s birthday on March 14 (3.14 — get it?)

Please bring any type of π  - pizza, apple, chicken pot, pasty, razzleberry, shepherds...and pair it with an interesting wine to share. We even have a Pi game for those choosing to participate.

Be there or be square!

Pi festivities start at 4 PM.
Guests are welcome.  If you know someone who would enjoy MVIFS activities, please invite them to our Pi celebration.

Sunday, March 12, 4 PM
3896 Northfield Dr.
Bellbrook, OH 45305