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Whenever family activities are planned, there’s most definitely food involved. You can’t have one without the other, and this interactive science center knows how to do it up right! Instead of the instance where you hide the daily vitamin in the dessert, they’ve hidden some useful information in Pi. You read that right! Thursday’s activities for the DHDC Spring Break Spectacular fall under the category of “Pi Day.” Participants in this day’s festivities will learn how Pi(e) can save their life by testing shapes to see which is the strongest. Starting at 1:59 p.m., the center will be handing out free pie, while supplies last. So if you thought science and learning couldn’t be tantalizing, you were absolutely wrong. And if your kids are looking for that added challenge to curb the harsh reality that school will be starting in approximately 3.14 days (see how we did that?), they can enter the pie-eating contest! Also on Thursday, the Don Harrington Discovery Center will be hosting the Coffee Memorial Blood Center on site, because what goes better with pie than coffee? No, not really – the concept of giving blood for others to survive hasn’t been lost on the center. They’re offering visitors the opportunity to “give, so that others can survive” as part of a spring break blood donor drive.
