The Maker Faire Yearbook Project
Every year Maker Faires take place across the world, each unique yet all part of the broader maker movement. Thousands of makers and participants imagine, invent, play, learn, inspire, connect, and celebrate our community. This digital yearbook is an attempt to preserve the essence of the faires that took place throughout the year, to document the diverse range of creativity and talents of makers, and to forge connections and collaborations among makers into the future.
2024 Snapshot
243 Maker Faires in 27 Countries across 5 Continents
2023 Snapshot
144 Faires in 26 Countries across 5 Continents
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Stories About Maker Faire
- Celebrating Eight Years Of Making in Prague!
Celebrating Eight Years Of Making in Prague!When Maker Faire Prague started in 2018, it was clear that both its producers from Prusa Lab and the people of the Czech Republic had a strong sense of what “being a maker” was all about. From craft to tech and back again the events across the Czechia have something by and for everyone — […] - Maker Faire Miami Goes Tropical This Weekend
Maker Faire Miami Goes Tropical This WeekendMaker Faire Miami and its producers at Moonlighter FabLab have always celebrated innovation in full color as befits the city they live in. For Maker Faire Miami 2025 things are getting a little bit wilder as they move into their new venue at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens. Moonlighter and the MF Miami team have previously […] - Fun With Technology
Fun With TechnologyThe power of makers and making is in battling boredom, in doing something fun with others who are doing something. The post Fun With Technology appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers. - Demystify Your Creativity With Bam Singhasaneh
Demystify Your Creativity With Bam SinghasanehCreativity does not necessarily involve traditional artistic skills. Where does creativity come from, and what should you do when you can’t find it? The post Demystify Your Creativity With Bam Singhasaneh appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers. - Memory Wall: Fostering Local Heritage Through Digital Fabrication
Memory Wall: Fostering Local Heritage Through Digital FabricationThe Memory Wall initiative aims to highlight the recent history of the post-industrial neighborhood of La Ribera in Deusto in Spain’s Pais Vasco through the faces of the people who have given it life. La Ribera de Deusto is a neighborhood with a lot of history. At the beginning of the 20th century, companies such […] - From OpenROV to Ocean Xplorers – Eric Stackpole
From OpenROV to Ocean Xplorers – Eric StackpoleEric Stackpole likes doing things the hard way, so he founded Sofar Ocean and, along with David Lang, helped design OpenROV. The post From OpenROV to Ocean Xplorers – Eric Stackpole appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
