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Unearth your love for science in this fun and interactive S.T.E.M. show for the whole family. With help from audience volunteers, we’ll conduct exciting experiments about the changing states of matter, pressure, and more — while raising a shovel to scientists who work with dirt! If you didn’t already love science, you’ll really ‘dig it’ […]
Explore math through art, pattern, and hands-on making!
Discover, create, and play! Unleash your creativity and dive into a new adventure each week with activities inspired by STEM, arts and crafts, gaming, and more.
Join the LOAD Robotics team to make fun LEGO® robots. Grades 4-8.
A Maryland STEM Festival event.
Calling all curious kids! Join us each session to explore an interesting topic and learn some cool facts. Children and adults can have fun and get messy together at art and STEM stations. Food and natural items may be present.
Use your science smarts to figure out whether popular science myths are actually true! Test your hypotheses with fun activities and experiments!
Come learn about Storm Chasing, and other impressive things NASA Meteorologists do. We’ll offer topics of hurricane hunting, mobile radar and tornado predictions, Oh my!
We are Montgomery County STEM Volunteer Program, a local non profit organization (501 c3) that places working and retired STEM professionals with MCPS teachers to bring the real world into the classroom to give students a better understanding of what they learn in the classroom and how it applies to the world around them. We are currently recruiting volunteers for the 2026-27 school year and will be holding our new volunteer training/information meeting on Oct 27, 2026, 9.00am-Noon via Zoom (Zoom link available on request). Full agenda is given below.
We will build Lego models and then experiment and rebuild to get different results.
We will focus on Newton’s Laws with each build.
This will take the full hour so please make every effort to be on time.
Robots have been a fascinating part of both popular culture and technology for centuries… even from well before the use of the word “robot” itself! Today, they pervade the worlds of both science fiction and science fact, from “Robocop” to rovers on Mars. Join us as astronomer Rich Isaacman leads us on a journey from the earliest fictitious robots to the sophisticated electronic creatures currently exploring the very outermost reaches of our Solar System.
Discover the hidden details of everyday objects. Gather outdoor specimens then examine them with various types of magnifiers and microscopes.
Did you know bats can act as pest control, pollinators, or even be gardeners? Join us at Filbert Street Garden for a sunset walk to listen to bats and learn how they help us! Registration is encouraged to secure your spot.
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