To celebrate the New Year, we’ve gone live a day early with our Maker application!
So have at it! Get your Make on! Wow us with your incredible ingenuity and creativity!
Set our collective minds afire with your amazing DIY inventiveness, and let’s show the world how absolutely amazing Tampa Bay is – not just for our magnificent weather, views, and recreational opportunities – but for our unstoppable creative, entrepreneurial and inventive productivity, energy and intellect.
Exhibits that are interactive or highlight the process of making things are especially desired. Here’s the process…
ENTRIES
The first step to participating in our Maker Faire is to submit an entry that tells us about yourself and your project. Entries can be submitted by individuals or groups like hobbyist clubs and schools. You can apply as a Maker, Commercial Maker (individual makers primarily selling —$50 booth fee), Workshop or Presentation, or Performer. The application asks you to to provide a short description of what you make and what you will actually bring to Tampa Bay Mini Maker Faire. Photos, links and videos of exhibit ideas are very helpful. The more we can see and learn about your exhibit, the better your chances of getting Maker space at the Faire.
Here are just some of the things that we’re looking for:
- Robotics
- Kinetic & Installation Art
- Music Performance
- Hacks of Any Sort
- Homesteader Projects
- Workshops and Speakers
- 3D Printers & Digital Fabrication
- Textile Arts and Crafts
- Student Projects
- Rockets and RC Toys
- Sustainability
- Green Tech
- Radios, Vintage Computers and Game Systems
- Electronics
- Electric Vehicles
- Biology/Biotech and Chemistry Projects
- Puppets
- Kites
- Bicycles and Human-Powered Machines
- Shelter (Tents, Domes, etc.)
- Unusual Tools or Machines
- How to Fix Things or Take them Apart (Vacuums, Clocks, Washing Machines, etc.)
- Food and Beverage vendors please write info@ebmakerfaire.com for more information.
Maker Exhibit: Our standard setup for a Maker exhibit is a 10′x10′ space. If you need more space for your exhibit or project, please let us know. Use this space to display your work and/or demonstrate how you make something.
If you have any questions about participating in Maker Faire, please contact us by email: info@learningis4everyone.org
OTHER WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
Exhibitors and Sponsors: We welcome exhibitors and sponsors at our Mini Maker Faire. For more information about becoming an exhibitor or sponsor, please check out our Sponsor page or contact us at info@Learningis4everyone.org
Volunteer: For information about volunteering at East Bay Mini Maker Faire, please email us at the above address.
We look forward to seeing you at Tampa Bay Mini Maker Faire 2013!
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“Under the roof of The Concourse in Hudson, a celebration of innovation and the DIY culture is under way on a sunny Saturday in March. Mini Maker Faire exhibitors and attendees are largely indistinguishable. From the very young to the very old, participants flow through together, engaging each other and all the wonderful things their minds can conjure up. It is human creativity on full display, just waiting a chance to play.” Mitchell Brown, Tampa Mini Maker Faire: Nirvana 4 Geeks & Nerds
