This Friday, March 14th, is Pi day—Pi, or 3.14, is a number that represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, according to PiDay.org.

Tbh, we’re not quite sure we remember that part of math class, but it’s a great excuse to get out and enjoy Birmingham.

Here are a few of our favorite ways to celebrate Pi Day in the Magic City.

1. The Lumbar

Did you know this year’s Pi Day falls on a blood moon total lunar eclipse?

Well, in case you didn’t know, you can head down to The Lumbar and celebrate both the eclipse and Pi Day with a moon pie and blood orange cocktails.

Where: 212 29th St S, Birmingham, AL 35233
When: Tues-Thurs Noon-9PM | Fri Noon-10PM | Sat 11AM-10PM | Sun Noon-7PM
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2. JaWanda’s Sweet Potato Pies

There’s never a bad day to get a sweet slice of pie. JaWanda’s Sweet Potato Pies has a huge selection of specialty flavors like pecan, sweet potato and more.

Where: 5291 Valleydale Rd #111, Birmingham, AL 35242
When: Friday 10:30AM-2PM
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3. Pies and Pints

Pies and Pints - Gabi — This mushroom garlic pizza hit, according to Gabi! (Jordyn Davis / Bham Now)

There’s nothing like a good ol’ pizza on Pi Day. This pizza joint has a variety of toppings and combinations to choose from. My favorite is this mushroom garlic pizza that is the perfect amount of savory and rich. Here is a peek at their menu:

Peppadew: red onion, bacon, goat cheese, and peppadews, finished with parmesan, honey and fresh herbs.
Street Corn: tajín, seasoned corn, jalapeños, parmesan, lime, cilantro, scallions & chipotle crema.
Mushroom Garlic: feta, roasted & fresh garlic, roasted mushrooms, caramelized onions, fresh herbs & olive oil.
Hot Mama: capicola, fresh mozzarella, Mama Lil’s Sweet Hot Peppers & tomato sauce

Where: 125 20th St S, Birmingham, AL 35233
When: Sun-Thurs 11AM | Fri-Sat 11AM-10PM
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4. Mama Suz’s Fried Pies

Mama Suz’s is a local homemade fried pie shop in Pelham and has some melt-in-your-mouth fried delicacies—including sweet, savory and even breakfast-friendly options. We love the banana pudding pie. It’s just like grandma used to make, but more picnic-friendly.

Stop by and grab your favorite on Pi Day or catch them at local places in Pelham by tracking them on Instagram.

Where: 2969 Pelham Pkwy Suite V, Pelham, AL 35124
When: Mon-Fri 7AM-7PM
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Events

5. McWane Center

McWane Science Center, Sacred Places — Sacred Places exhibt at McWane Science Center. (Bham Now)

Head over to the McWane Center for a day of fun! You can expect a creative exploration of Pi through activities like arts and crafts, plus learn how Pi factors into science from outer space to deep oceans.