SAT. MAR. 10 // 5 - 8 PM

ADULTS & KIDS AGES 12 + // Join an all-star team of local tinkerers, techies and music-makers to explore the world of electronic music. Learn to make sound using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Micro:bit and other pint-sized computers — plus, perhaps, a banana, a synthesizer or some play-doh. Once you've created your magnificent musical machine, you're invited to showcase it at our Pi Day Celebration on Mar. 14 @ 6 PM. Register online // $10.

F.A.Q.

Do I have to register to come?
Yes, you must register to come as workshops have a limited number of spots.

How do I register?
Register via our Eventbrite page (if you're reading this, then you're in the right spot!). If there is a cost involved with the workshop, Eventbrite will walk you through the steps to pay for the workshop with a credit card. If you do not own a credit card, email programs@spark-central.org and we'll get you registered.

Who is welcome at workshops? Does one have to have a certain skill level or be a certain age?
Spark Central prides itself on bringing together beginners, professionals, and everyone in-between. Teens 16+ are welcome to register for workshops. We prefer children under 16 register for playshops instead of workshops, but we are open to discussing unique circumstances.

I can only come to some of the sessions of this workshop. Should I still register?
We ask that you register if you can attend all sessions of the workshop. Spots are limited and multi-session workshops build on skills learned in previous sessions. If you become ill after registering or an emergency arises, please contact programs@spark-central.org.

What do I need to bring to this workshop?
Usually, any items you are expected to bring are listed in the workshop description. If you need to bring any special items with you to the workshop, you will receive those instructions in a separate email a week or so prior to the event.

What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
There is free two-hour parking behind the Spark Central building and 90-minute street parking on Summit Parkway. There is a bus stop on the corner of Summit and Monroe.

Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Contact programs@spark-central.org with questions.

Pi Day Workshop: Making Music with Tiny Computers

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