We love discovering Maker Party events that focus on innovative learning in the community and the NYC Makery pop-up makerspace really caught our eye. Part shop and part workshop, this pop-up makerspace welcomes individuals to stop in to play and make with technology. They also run workshops on a variety of topics including 3D printing, flight and aerial photography, making your own audio speakers, toy hacking, game design, building an Arduino controlled gardening system and more.
The NYC Makery Pop-up Space
What is the NYC Makery?
The NYC Makery is a pop-up makerspace – part shop & part workshop. A movable and temporary venue where youth and adults are encouraged to be curious, to tinker, to experiment, and to make with technology. We transform art galleries, storefronts, and street spaces into pop-up community makerspaces where communities can gather to play with the creative power of digital design and fabrication, physical computing, and computer programming.
Why are you hosting this event?
Why is it important for youth and adults to make things with technology?
What is it like to be a mentor at events like this?
Inside the Makery Pop-up Space
What is the feedback you usually get from people who attend your pop-up events?
Why is it important for people and organizations to get involved in Maker Party?
It’s always helpful to be a part of a community of people teaching and learning new skills.
Tell us what you’re most excited for at the event?
The people…the surprises as we make…a backyard to try launching devices…everything!
Get Involved:
- Learn more about the global Maker Party.
- Read about the NYC Makery.
- Sign up for a workshop at the NYC Makery.
- Host a webmaking workshop. We’ve got guides to show you how!