The East Bay Mini Maker Faire is a unique event that taps into the creative spirits of techie adults, DIY fanatics and curious kids alike. Less overwhelming in scale than its well known parent, the East Bay event still promises a huge range of activities and exhibits that are hands-on and engaging. Ranging from newly born ideas, through works-in-progress, to finished creations, it is a stimulating day that will engage young and not-so-young, singles and families, steam punks and urban homesteaders.
Some of the highlights include:
- Race your own model car in the Nerdy Derby
- Launch a rocket or build a robot
- Screen printing, textile hacking and sewing in the Swap-O-Rama-Rama
- Try your hand at puppetry
- Watch amazing creations emerge from a 3D printer
A full list of makers and activities is available at www.ebmakerfaire.com.
When: Sunday September 20th, 2013; 10am-5pm
Where: Park Day School and Studio One, in Temescal neighborhood; entrance at 360 42nd St (map)
Cost? $15 advance purchase/$20 at door
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entrance (@jarios) 
tapigami demo room (@jarios)
kids shooting rockets (@jarios)
