The Nation Celebrates Making and Makerspaces

The Capitol Hill Maker Faire on June 21 celebrates Making as a part of the National Week of Making, June 17-23. It will be a fun and interactive event for members of the public, members of Congress, and staff.

Hosted by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, in collaboration with the Congressional Maker Caucus, the event explores the movement driven by hobbyists, tinkerers, crafters, and innovators that is changing the face of informal learning at community institutions and is breathing new life and innovation into American manufacturing.

Join us for the Capitol Hill Maker Faire! Staffers, families, visitors — the event is free and open to the public!

Preceding the Faire, there will a series of panel discussions with leaders of the Maker movement discussing its impact on the economy, education, and community development.

Follow this link and click the green register button to register for the panels.

By registering for this event you will be added to the Congressional Maker Caucus email list.

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IMLS acknowledges the following organizations who have supported the Capitol Hill Maker Faire; however, any reference to such organizations does not constitute or imply any endorsement, recommendation, or favoring of those organizations by IMLS or the United States Government.