We are delighted to invite you to our new makerspace-in-progress at CityPOP on Friday, April 1. The open house will feature refreshments, 3D printing and other demonstrations, and a chance to talk with Boston Makers and artists at the new CityPOP community. […]
This free program is a collaboration with the Boston Public Library, designed for teen girls (middle school through high school) who enjoy designing, making things with their hands, tinkering, and who want to learn how to code. They will have a […]
Moved from Monday, April 11, to Tuesday--this week only! No previous experience with microcontrollers needed! Join us to develop a collaborative project or work on your individual project. Every Monday, 7-9 p.m. This event is geared toward adults. To inquire […]
Join us every Wednesday night to work on whatever you want! Beginning January 2016, from 7-9 p.m., Boston Makers is hosting an open project night. It's free, and it's a great opportunity to meet other makers and make progress on […]
The Cambridge Science Festival is an annual 10-day celebration of science, technology, engineering, art and math in Cambridge and New England and the global impact of those endeavors. Every spring, the Cambridge Science Festival makes science accessible, engaging and fun […]
Attend the DigiFab Conference and participate in the exploration of Digital Fabrication's Impact on Innovation, Education, Manufacturing, Design, Business, the Arts, and Society! More info and registration go to: bit.ly/1qkdxUk
What are monuments? What should they memorialize, and why? Who gets to select and place memorials? How should our communities interact with monuments? Beyond the Bust, a panel discussion between public artists, administrators, and scholars, will explore the meaning of […]
It's springtime, and here in Jamaica Plain, that means it's time for the Wake Up the Earth festival, an annual celebration of neighborhood people power. Organized by local nonprofit Spontaneous Celebrations, WUTE features a parade, food and art vendors, and activities […]
