3D Printer Demo Day
Stop in to see our 3D printer in action and take home a small 3D printed object while supplies last.
No registration required.
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Harford County Public Library 3535 Conowingo Rd, Street, Maryland, United States
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“Hive Mentality”-Hive Dive at Serenity Ridge Nature Preserve & Natural Burial Cemetery
Serenity Ridge Nature Preserve 2406 Rig3e Road, Windsor Mill, MD, United StatesCheck out how “Hive Intelligence” works. Suit up in a bee suit at our “Hive Dive”. Suitable for all ages.
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STEM at the Library: LEGO & DUPLO Play
Chevy Chase Library 8005 Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase, MD, United StatesDrop in for an open session of LEGO & DUPLO play! NEW TIME: 3-4pm
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Beastly Beaded Bracelet or Keychain — Spooky Science Festival at Because Science
Because Science 1759 columbia rd nw, washington, DC, United StatesJoin us for the Spooky Science Festival, a frightfully fun celebration of science, creativity, experiments, and discovery! This interactive festival invites visitors of all ages to explore spooky science through hands-on activities, creepy creations, colorful experiments, and engaging STEM experiences.
Festival Details
Dates: Saturday and Sunday, October 24–25
Festival Hours: 12 PM–5 PM both days
Theme: Spooky science, STEM, creativity, and Halloween fun
Format: Drop-in activities throughout the day
Activities: Free and ticketed experiencesOur activities are designed to make science fun, creative, and accessible for visitors of all ages. Stop by throughout the weekend to experiment, create, discover, and explore the spooky side of science!
Beastly Beaded Bracelet or Keychain
Create your own spooky accessory using spooky skull beads. Choose between a beaded bracelet or keychain and make a frightfully fun creation to take home.$9 -
Spooky Science Magnets — Spooky Science Festival at Because Science
Because Science 1759 columbia rd nw, washington, DC, United StatesJoin us for the Spooky Science Festival, a frightfully fun celebration of science, creativity, experiments, and discovery! This interactive festival invites visitors of all ages to explore spooky science through hands-on activities, creepy creations, colorful experiments, and engaging STEM experiences.
Festival Details
Dates: Saturday and Sunday, October 24–25
Festival Hours: 12 PM–5 PM both days
Theme: Spooky science, STEM, creativity, and Halloween fun
Format: Drop-in activities throughout the day
Activities: Free and ticketed experiencesOur activities are designed to make science fun, creative, and accessible for visitors of all ages. Stop by throughout the weekend to experiment, create, discover, and explore the spooky side of science!
Spooky Science Magnets
Create your own spooky science-themed magnet using a button press.Free -
The coldest spectrometer ever to observe the hottest objects in the Universe
Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum 300 Olla Avenue, catonsville, MD, United StatesDr. Richard Kelley will tell us about the coldest spectrometer ever to observe the hottest objects in the Universe. He is currently the U.S. Principal Investigator at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) for their instrument contribution to the X-ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) spacecraft, a joint mission with Japan.
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Robot Pumpkin Smash
Baldwin Drive, by the French Twist Cafe, on the South Main Street block party layout, and in the pocket park in Downtown Sykesville. Baldwin Drive, by the French Twist Cafe, on the South Main Street block party layout, and in the pocket park., Sykesville, Maryland, United StatesPumpkin Smashing Robot Event
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MAGIC Makerspace Day
Autonomous Robotics Innovation Center 31 W Main St – Rear, Westminster, MD, United StatesMAGIC will be hosting a STEM Makerspace day at ARIC on Saturday, October 25th from 10AM-2PM.
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STEAM Hour: Deep Learning Models
College Park Aviation Museum 1985 Corporal Frank Scott Dr, College Park, MD, United StatesJoin our educators at this hands-on activity where creativity takes flight! This interactive, educator-led program allows visitors to design and build their creations. Part makerspace, part mini-science lesson, this is perfect for budding engineers and aviation enthusiasts. Drop in anytime during the hour to explore the wonders of aviation and technology through play.
This program is ideal for learners ages 6-12. No registration required; Free; includes museum admission.No registration required; Free; includes museum admission -
Learn to 3D Print with FTC team 47 Beavers
Gaithersburg Library 18330 Montgomery Village Ave., Gaithersburg, MD, United StatesDesign… Build…Print! Ever wanted to create your own 3D gadgets? Join the 47 Beavers, a World’s level robotics team to learn basic design techniques and take home your very own 3D printed model
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Take-It-Apart — Spooky Science Festival at Because Science
Because Science 1759 columbia rd nw, washington, DC, United StatesJoin us for the Spooky Science Festival, a frightfully fun celebration of science, creativity, experiments, and discovery! This interactive festival invites visitors of all ages to explore spooky science through hands-on activities, creepy creations, colorful experiments, and engaging STEM experiences.
Festival Details
Dates: Saturday and Sunday, October 24–25
Festival Hours: 12 PM–5 PM both days
Theme: Spooky science, STEM, creativity, and Halloween fun
Format: Drop-in activities throughout the day
Activities: Free and ticketed experiencesOur activities are designed to make science fun, creative, and accessible for visitors of all ages. Stop by throughout the weekend to experiment, create, discover, and explore the spooky side of science!
Take-It-Apart
Continue exploring the science and engineering hidden inside everyday objects by taking things apart, investigating their components, and discovering what’s inside.Free -
Strawberry DNA Extraction for Tweens and Teens
Gaithersburg Library 18330 Montgomery Village Ave., Gaithersburg, MD, United StatesTweens and teens can join us for this fun STEM experiment in the honor of MD STEM Fest.
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