Dates: 10 August 2024

Times: Doors: 12pm; Show: 12.30pm - 1.40pm

Venue: City Hall

Australia’s favourite maths nerd is here to blow your mind with a few of his favourite numerical nerdities. What is the biggest prime number we have ever discovered? Are some infinities bigger than others? What can I do with a deck of cars that has never happened before in the history of the universe? All this and a bellyful of laughs in his first Tasmanian maths show ever.

If you choose to add a signed copy of one of Adam’s books at checkout, you can pick it up at the show. Book purchasers can catch up with Adam after the show for a custom inscription.

DOUBLE HEADER!
Catch Adam Spencer and Dr Karl back-to-back! Book the double-header at checkout for a mind-blowing afternoon.

A Seat at the Table
Beaker Street Festival's pay-it-forward initiative, A Seat at the Table, helps make our science and art offerings accessible to those who can't afford to purchase a ticket. Ticket buyers have the option to donate towards the cost of a stranger's ticket. You won't know who you've helped, but your donation will go directly to allowing someone else to access this great event. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.

Need a seat at the table?Just fill out this quick form to request one or two tickets to any event. Your information will never be shared or made public. If we can offer you a seat, we'll notify you by email a week or two out from the event.

More about Beaker Street Festival
Beaker Street Festival is a week-long celebration of science and art in Lutruwita/Tasmania each August. Now in its eighth year, Beaker Street Festival promises a mix of wonder, flavour, and scientifically proven fun. The Festival invites adults from all walks of life to delve into today’s hottest topics with a packed program of science-infused entertainment and discussions, while experiencing the best of Tasmanian environments and culture. View the entire program at www.beakerstreet.com.au

BEAKER STREET FESTIVAL
AUGUST 6-13 2024

Contact the host of Adam Spencer: Numb and Number