Nova Maker Faire 2019: STEM activities for kids and adults in the Washington DC area
- Mike Makers
- May 23, 2019
- 2 min read
Hey folks,
How are you doing?
2019 just started and we are already in the middle of it.
We have made for you diverse STEM after-schools and camps in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia.
Your kids have enjoyed robotics, coding, 3D modeling and 3D printing during all our different after-schools and have learned how to handle those different technologies.
The summer is coming and more activities are coming for you and your kids in the Washington DC area such as:
The DC STEM Fair in Washington DC on June 1st at 10 pm
There is also a another big event coming in June. It is the Nova Maker Faire 2019. It's on June 2nd 2019 from 11am to 5 pm in Fairfax Virginia at Georges Mason University for it's 6th edition.
You will be able to find all type of STEM activities there for your kids with makers, schools, non-profits, students. Those includes: electronics, 3D printing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, coding, hands-on activities and more.
We "makersgeneration" will also be there to share more on robotics and Artificial intelligence with you.
For those of you who want to know more about this STEM Fair and also join us, more details are available with the following link: Nova Maker faire 2018 Fairfax Virginia
If you are looking for more activities for your children such as STEM summer camp (robotics, how to make a robot, coding, 3d printing, 3D modeling and more) in Washington DC and Maryland, you can subscribe to our camps the following link: STEM summer camp 2019 for kids in Washington DC
If you like this type of article, you can also subscribe to our newsletter at the bottom of our webstite "www.makersgeneration.net". And also on our social Media for more live events, tutorials (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube).
What are your plans for this summer? Do you plan to buy a new robot for you kids, introduce them to robotics? Looking for things to do in dc?
Let me know if you have any questions by contacting me with the following email: contact@makersgeneration.net
See you soon in DC or online
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