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Calling all math nerds, mathletes, or geogeeks! Or whatever you folks preferred to be called. Now that you officially miss spinning upside down on flashy carnival rides and chowing the fried goodness at Fair Park, you should travel up to Sci-Tech Discovery Center, 8004 N. Dallas Parkway in Frisco, and solve some equations at the Math Midway. Modeled after the midway at the State Fair of Texas, the carnival-style exhibit will feature mathematical games like human-sized geometric puzzles, math fun house, squared-wheel tricycles and much more. The Math Midway will be open from Saturday through January 16 before moving to the Museum of Nature & Science. For more information, visit mindstretchingfun.org.
Oct. 2-Jan. 16, 2010