Thanks for 2019!
Sep 25, 2019
Thank you for another great Maker Faire Milwaukee! Thanks to all the attendees, all the volunteers, all the makers and helpers, and everyone involved.
What is Maker Faire?
Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists to scientists to crafters, Maker Faire is a venue for these "makers" to show hobbies, experiments, projects.
We call it the Greatest Show (& Tell) on Earth - a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity, and resourcefulness.
Glimpse the future and get inspired!
Featured Makers & Exhibits
Megan Colby
Dalekorn is Half Dalek, half unicorn. 100% awesome
Scorch Works
A homemade injection molding machine set up and producing air powered toy tops
Mandy Stultz
The Happy Bunny Army was started as a movement to spread a little kindness & happiness in the world
Braeden Cullen
Visit my exhibit to learn how to create your own creeper from the popular videogame Minecraft!
501st Legion
Wisconsin Garrison of the Star Wars Imperial costuming club - "bad guys who do good!"
Karina Olson
Kari's Kitchenwares - Upcycling old utensils into art!
Josh Arter 8bitMKE
See yourself in a pixelated world thanks to a retro Gameboy Camera!
Erin Whalen
Make Your Own Geode From Wool! Learn about natural fiber and how to use them to make things
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Making – hands-on learning – is becoming a powerful strategy in addressing national K-12 education priorities and workforce development goals, and in maintaining American leadership in innovation and entrepreneurship. Complementing the Museum’s core “learning-by-doing” mission and resources that foster school readiness and the development of fundamental academic and social skills that children need to be successful in school and in life, the Museum’s Maker Initiatives, including Maker Faire Milwaukee, introduce the community to the global Maker Movement and the technologies and tools are changing how students will live, work and learn in the 21st Century.
The Museum has become a national leader in maker education since establishing the Initiatives in 2013.