Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill, stopped by MoMath for some math fun! He rode the square‑wheeled tricycle and chatted with MoMath’s own Cindy Lawrence about the beauty of math. Catch him as a math-loving grandpa in The Life of Chuck www.newyorker.com/magazine/tru...

🦫 Jim Propp unpacks the elegant math behind MoMath's beloved Beaver Run exhibit. #Math #STEM #Museum 📖 Read: mathenchant.wordpress.com/2025/05/21/m... 💛 Support the next chapter: momath.org/donate

🎩 MoMath is thrilled to welcome professor, TED speaker, & mathemagician Art Benjamin as 2025–2026 Visiting Professor for Public Outreach! He’ll lead a full year of public programs on math, magic, puzzles & more — thanks to the Overdeck Family Foundation #math #museum #magic

🥧 Happy Pi Day from MoMath! Circles are everywhere—a clock on your wall, your dinner plate, even the pond at the park. Last year, talkSTEM’s walkSTEM® measured a drained pond in Madison Square Park to uncover the magic of 3.14. Watch here 👉 lnkd.in/dYgG98y5 See if you can find π! #PiDay #STEM

momath.org/starring-mat... Starring Math: MoMath Goes to the Movies! 🎬🚀Join David Reimann for an engaging discussion of Snowden! Don’t miss this fascinating exploration of cryptography, data, and the making of the film! Feb 10 @ 6:30 pm ET #MoMath #StarringMath #Snowden #Mathematics #MovieNight

MoMath proudly congratulates Professor Ingrid Daubechies, the 2023–2024 Distinguished Visiting Professor for the Public Dissemination of Mathematics at the Museum, on receiving the National Medal of Science! #WomeninSTEM #Mathematics #NationalMedalofScience

🎥 Join MoMath for an evening of Starring Math! On Tuesday, 1/14, 6:30pm ET (online), Visiting Professor David Reimann hosts a discussion of Coded Bias. Explore how algorithms impact our lives. Watch on Netflix, then join the conversation. Register: momath.org/starring #mathematics #film

1 like Register now to reserve your spot: momath.org/math-encount... What are the odds two people in a group share the same birthday? You’ll be surprised by the answer! Join us at the National Museum of Mathematics for an unforgettable Math Encounters event!

MoMath wishes everyone a very happy 1^3+2^3+3^3+4^3+5^3+6^3+7^3+8^3+9^3

Explore 3D drawing using projective geometry with Columbia Professor Douglas W. Dwyer, and uncover surprising connections between the mathematics of art and quantitative finance. Register for a FREE 4 pm or 7 pm in-person session Wednesday, Dec 11 at momath.org/math-encounters.

Throwback to last month's Origami Illusions event with Dave Masunaga. Just a small preview of the fun to be had at MoMath's in person and online events!

Join MoMath tomorrow, Friday December 6 for Folding Fridays! As snow starts to cover the northern hemisphere, pine trees are a magical sight. Let’s fold Pine Tree by Francesco Guarneri, a fun modular model. Register to join the online 4:30 pm session: momath.org/folding-fridays.

A Detective's Guide to Graph Theory, a special presentation by AI Researcher at Microsoft Cambridge Rachel Lawrence (@rachel-law.bsky.social), was a success! Students grades 6–12 discovered key elements of graph theory in a night of fun activities. Sign up for the Dec. 15 event: momath.org/clocks.

Fun fact: Thanksgiving is the only day that MoMath closes during the entire year! We look forward to inviting you back inside to enjoy a full floor of dynamic and interactive exhibits on Friday. Leave something about mathematics that you are thankful for in the replies:

Happy Fibonacci Day (1,1,2,3)! I recently had a free day in NYC and got the chance to visit the National Museum of Mathematics @momath.bsky.social, getting hands-on with demonstrations of concepts as classic as the Pythagorean Theorem and as cutting-edge as the world's first aperiodic monotile!

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I’ve always wanted to see @momath.bsky.social - it’s full of brilliant exhibits, and it was an extra special privilege to deliver an event for families in their space! Definitely worth a visit for anyone who travels to NYC. 📸 credit: National Museum of Mathematics momath.org