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Maker Faire
The Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth—a family-friendly festival of invention, creativity and resourcefulness. Where creators, inventors, tinkerers, artists, engineers, and enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds come together to showcase their projects to share, learn, and connect
Make: Magazine
Often referred to as the bible for creators, tinkerers, and doers, Make: magazine, is a quarterly publication with projects, tutorials, skill builders and stories, covering a wide range of topics such as electronics, robotics, 3D printing, woodworking, digital fabrications, crafting, and more.
Maker Shed
Our store, found online and in person at Maker Faire Bay Area, It offers a wide range of products and kits geared towards makers, hobbyists, and do-it-yourself enthusiasts. Including electronics, robotics kits, books, educational material, products from makers startups.
Make: Books
The ultimate tool library, a book list of more than 125 titles covering electronics, DIY technology, digital fabrication, education, and more. Our library has become a valuable and trusted resource in both formal and informal settings.
Maker Camp
An online collection of projects and resources for educators and parents. Projects are designed to engage young people in creative, hands-on projects that emphasize science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).
Makerspaces
Explore a community curated collection of makerspaces, Fab Labs, and hackerspaces spanning continents, cultures, and disciplines. It is a gateway to discover innovative communities and collaborative environments near you.
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