Georgia Institute of Technology College of Sciences

An afternoon of public engagement of mathematics through puzzles, games, and the arts, including:  magic (by Matt Baker), juggling and other circus arts, music, dance, an art gallery, and a live construction of a Fibonacci-based sculpture (by Akio Hizume).  It is free and open to the public, but our partner the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival recommends registering at https://jrmf.org/event-details/mathapalooza .  If you want to get involved, please contact Evans Harrell directly.