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Admission from $33. Open 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, seven days a week.

About National Museum of Mathematics

National Museum of Mathematics features Mathematics and the Art of M.C. Escher in its Composite gallery, showcasing more than sixty prints, drawings, woodblocks, and objects revealing the symmetry, geometry, and spatial logic behind Escher's work. Visitors explore dynamic, hands-on exhibits including the Zometool station and puzzle collections where mathematical ideas become experiences to see, touch, and investigate. The Museum offers programs for school groups, including field trips and in-school workshops, plus Math Encounters presentations and Family Fridays events. Programs span topics from recreational mathematics to advanced theory. Admission is charged; tickets purchased online at momath.org receive a discount compared to tickets bought at the door, which carry a one-dollar surcharge.

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Admission

  • Adult
    Adult
    $33
  • Youth (ages 2 – 17)
    Youth
    $22
  • Senior (60+ years old; ID required)
    Senior
    $22
  • Full-time student (student ID required)
    Student
    $22
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What’s on at National Museum of Mathematics

3 reasons to go, each in the venue’s own words, with the date we checked it.

Oct 16Event

Family Fridays: Hidden in the Star

Free family program exploring the surprising secrets of the pentagram. Families discover mathematical patterns hidden in star shapes through interactive activities.

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“Fri, Oct 16 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Free! Family Fridays : "Hidden in the Star: The surprising secrets of the pentagram" (in person)”

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Nov 4Event

Math Encounters: Advantage Play

Free presentation on whether you can beat the lottery, featuring Skip Garibaldi. Families explore the mathematics of probability and games of chance.

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“Wed, Nov 4 4:00 pm 7:00 pm Free! Math Encounters : "Advantage Play: Can you beat the lottery?" featuring Skip Garibaldi (in person)”

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Nov 6Event

Family Fridays: The Chiral Cube

Free family program featuring a mind-bending origami puzzle. Families learn to fold and explore the mathematical properties of the chiral cube.

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“Fri, Nov 6 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Free! Family Fridays : "The Chiral Cube: A Mind-Bending Origami Puzzle" (in person)”

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The saving

Online Purchase Discount

Tickets purchased online are discounted compared to tickets purchased at the door, which have a $1.00 surcharge.

“These prices reflect special introductory pricing, including an online purchase discount. Tickets purchased at the door have a $1.00 surcharge.”

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