Join us for the third Cambridge Mini Maker Faire on Friday, April 20, from noon to 4pm. We will be coordinating with the Cambridge Science Festival and their Carnival event. The Mini Maker Faire will be located on the tennis courts of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School, right next to the main branch of the Cambridge Public Library. Check the map for specifics on the location.
Our Sponsor for the Cambridge Mini Maker Faire is Artisan’s Asylum in Somerville. You can see many makers’ projects including these: MAKE magazine, Artisan’s Asylum, 3D printing demonstrations, ToyBrain, ACRIS Lighting System, Kid contraptions + Open shop, Automata by Dug North, danger!awesome kinetic sculpture and laser-made goodies, DIYBIO- GFP, REVObots, Stuff Charles Made, tinyKart, 4pcb, Pneu Scooter, Twitch, Singing Tesla Coil, DuckyBots, CommBot, Kiwi’s Tiny Books, Pumped Up, Electric Motorcycle and more.
Early birds will find parking beneath the library and under the tennis courts. There is limited street parking. Transportation via the MBTA is good, and the site is just a few blocks away from the Harvard stop on the T with bus service to the site.
You can see past coverage of the Cambridge Mini Maker Faire on the MAKE blog. If you would like to contribute to expenses of the event, you can donate here.
Getting there: The Cambridge Mini Maker Faire is held at 449 Broadway, site of the main branch of the Cambridge Public Library, and Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School. The Cambridge Science Festival site has a map of the area with details on other events at the Carnival. Limited parking is available beneath the Cambridge Public Library, and under the tennis courts on Ellery Street.
Cambridge Mini Maker Faire 