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Education Day 2026 brought together hundreds of young innovators, brilliant makers, and passionate educators for an unforgettable day of hands-on discovery. 700+ Students 100+ Chaperones 28 Schools 40+ Activities The Darwin E. Fuchs Pavilion at the Miami-Dade Expo Center came alive on April 24th in a way I am not sure it has before. That […]

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For anyone recycling buckets of batteries, Linogy's rechargeable Li-ions are long-lasting and self-organizing.

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This weekend, Sunday, April 26th – the City of STEM + Maker Faire Los Angeles is back for another year of science connections, creativity and discovery for everyone. More than two hundred organizations dedicated to science and education, along with creators and inspiring special guests from across Southern California will transform Exposition Park’s South Lawn […]

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For the first time ever, OSHWA's Open Hardware Summit is coming to Germany!

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Earth Day 2026 isn’t about lofty pledges or abstract policy—it’s about what you can build, hack, repair, and share today. The theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” shares some key tenets of Maker culture, elevating tools over talk, prototypes over promises, and communities over complacency. Its a distillation and an exhortation to do what we can, […]

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Upcycle your gear and transform that old 3D printer into a cool new CNC tool.

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Wednesday, April 22, 2026 @ 4 PM Pacific Time Join Dale Dougherty and some of the original makers from the 2006 Maker Faire Bay Area as they look back on their projects and share what they’ve been up to since. The first Maker Faire took place on April 22, 2006, at the San Mateo Fairgrounds. […]

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Charlyn Gonda occupies a rare intersection: she is simultaneously a maker, a coder, and a jewelry artist.

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For more than 13 years, Maker Faire Miami has brought together engineers, artists, inventors, creators, tinkerers, educators, and families for one unforgettable weekend of innovation and inspiration. Hosted by Moonlighter FabLab and Mario the Maker, it has grown into one of the region’s most anticipated STEM and creative culture events, drawing thousands of attendees annually […]

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On Sunday, April 19th along the Delaware River, Cherry Street Pier transforms from a relic of Philadelphia’s industrial past into a living laboratory of the future. Hosting Maker Faire Philadelphia 2026 (now in its sixth year) the pier becomes a vivid expression of the city itself—layered and constantly reinventing. Similarly, Maker Faire Philadelphia doesn’t exist […]

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