This is another initiative from the brilliant Oxford Professor. He has groups of enthusiastic maths students geared up to go out to provide shows mainly at educational institutes. At the moment these are provided free with expenses being remunerated.

Another of Marcus du Sautoy ideas was Maths in the City. I think this is no longer being supported, however their is a wealth of ideas on the website to support the idea of maths int he city.

2. http://www.mathsinspiration.com

Inspire Your Teenagers with a Maths Show

Maths Inspiration is one of the largest maths enrichment programmes for teenagers in the UK. It’s a chance for Year 11s and sixth formers to experience the UK’s most inspiring maths speakers live, in big venues, presenting mathematics in the context of exciting, real-world situations. Our shows are exceptional value for money, with ticket prices in autumn 2013 and spring 2014 set at no more than £7 (which is just £5.80 if you reclaim VAT).

3.Maths Road shows http://www.mmp.maths.org/roadshow

The milenium project at Cambridge produced not only nrich but also a series of roadshows for schools. These are not free but are well regarded.

4. Techniquest Maths Kit available for hire from techniquest Wales

5. The mathematical Museum in Germany http://www.mathematikum.de/

6. Maths Museum New York http://momath.org/gallery/

If you cannot get there, take a look at the pictures for inspiration.

7.http://www.stemwithrobots.com

This is a fantastic way to explore logic, maths and technology in a safe workshop environment. Gary Redrup is a recognised leader in LEGO robots for learning and his courses are extremely well attended.

8. Maths Midway Tours

This is a festival maths ideas which can be rolled out to a large audience. I particularly like the hamronograph which takes the sound wave pattern and converts it into a drawing ( I think )

9. http://www.mathsinasuitcase.co.uk

This is run by Selwyn van Zeller who guarantees to give the students a completely engaged experience of Maths.