Infinity Day

Infinity is often thought of as an abstract mathematical idea, yet echoes of it appear throughout the natural world. From the endlessly repeating patterns of fractals to the continual cycles of growth, regeneration and adaptation, mathematics offers new ways of seeing the living systems around us. Join us this August at the Simons Foundation for a free public event that explores the intersection of math, society and culture. This month’s conversation will explore the mathematical beauty of nature with the team behind Queens Botanical Garden’s Math in Bloom initiative. Hear about how they are inviting visitors to experience familiar displays of flora and fauna through a fresh mathematical lens, and get a preview of the garden's upcoming Infinity Day celebration.

This event will be hosted by Fort Worth Museum of Science and History.

Hosted by the Queens Botanical Garden, guests are invited to experience the new Math in Bloom Field Guide and walk the Fibonacci Path.

This event will be hosted by the Buell Children's Museum.

This event is hosted by the The Tech Interactive Museum.

This event will be hosted by the Montour Falls Public Library.

This event will be hosted by Desert Botanical Garden.

Hosted by the Santo Domingo Pueblo Library, this event will have STEM exploration with hands-on activities in the library.

This event will be hosted by Tyrone Snyder Public Library.

Hosted by the J. Robert Jamerson Memorial Library, this multi-day event series offers hands-on activities and educational programs for all ages. Events include a Worm Composting class, Infinity Monsters for children, Creative Outlet: Flower Infinity, Kaleidoscope making, a two-part Air-Dry Clay Infinity Bowls workshop, Infinity Dance, a Sourdough Information Session, and Fun with Infinity and Sound. Programs take place July 28–30 and August 5–6, 2026, with an Infinity Day Celebration on August 8th, 2026.

Hosted by the Odell Public Library, the event will have a mobile planetarium, an opportunity to make galaxy jars, Mobius strips, and Oreo phases of the moon. This drop-in event is designed for all ages and abilities.

This event is hosted by Clinton County Public Library.

This event will be hosted by Mount Pleasant Public Library.

This event will be held at Lummi Library at Northwest Indian College.

Every Saturday in August, there will be an Infinite Creation Workshop held by Grace M. Pickens Public Library.

They have promotional events in the school district leading up to the event in August. They will also have an art collection based on the concept of infinity that will have an associated community art project.

This event will be hosted by McIntosh Memorial Library.

The week of the Infinity Day, the L.C. Anderson Memorial Library will have a program for each age group including sourdough starter, composting kit, children's craft. On the day of event, they will have a glow in the dark room, craft, and infinity related exhibit.

This event will be hosted by Madera County Library.

The Forrest City Public Library' summer reading program happens during the summer, and they will give sneak peeks of their Infinity program throughout it.

The Victoria Evans Memorial Library will be creating a long painted rock snack to line the library garden. There will be a station set up at the library with river rocks and paint the whole week leading up to Infinity Day for people to paint on their own. There will also be a portable inflatable planetarium and astronomer, jewelry making, tessellation and infinity creatures, ribbon dancing, hula hoops and a Polaroid Station.

The Allendale Hampton Jasper Regional Library will be celebrating Infinity Day on August 8, 2026. They will have their Summer Learning Challenge running June 1 - July 31 and plan to market Infinity Unlocked! as an extension of the fun that took place over the summer. They will be hosting Infinity Day at the Hampton County Library from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. There will be stations throughout in the library that are themed around the concept of infinity! The station-based activities will allow patrons and their families to pop-in anytime between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. and be able to go through the different activities at their own pace.

This event is hosted by the Franklin County Public Library.

This event will be hosted by the Hillsboro City Library.

The event will be hosted by Columbus-Lowndes Public Library.

The Cherokee Public Library will be cohosting a planetarium program with the Sanford Museum and Planetarium where we are going to do our own custom show with their Sci-Dome projector on the concept of infinity. They will also have stations with gravity wells and solar energy. Talking through today, They will also do a station on magnetic word art for stories as well as working in nesting dolls.