Seattle Universal Math Museum presents
Math Out Loud
Conversations That Bring Math to Life
Math Out Loud is a monthly lecture series designed for the curious, the creative, and the “I didn’t know math could do that” crowd. No prior math knowledge required—just bring your curiosity.
We’re kicking things off on April 29 with Dan Finkel—educator, puzzle creator, and founder of Math for Love, whose work has reached millions through TED-Ed.
His talk, Billiard Balls and Laser Beams, explores a simple question: if you turned on a light in a room made entirely of mirrors, would the whole room light up… or could some parts remain in darkness?
From there, he’ll take us into reflective geometry—connecting solar power, juggling, chaos, and even unsolved problems.
Museum of Flight (North View Lounge)
April 29 | 6:00–7:00 PM (VIP reception to follow)
Free (suggested donation $25) | VIP experience available
May 20
Featuring Talithia Williams
More information coming soon.
6 P.M. at University of Washington Alder Auditorium
June 17
Featuring Jacqueline Cordes
How to Create Colorful Music: A talk on synesthesia and music using the Fibonacci sequence.
6 P.M. at The Museum of Flight