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Mini Maker Faire North Carolina 2012 Call to Makers Now Open

Jon Danforth from Mini Maker Faire North Carolina wrote in to let us know that their call to makers is now open!

Maker Faire North Carolina

June 16, 2012

MAKER FAIRE: NORTH CAROLINA IS A CELEBRATION OF EVERYTHING MADE.

Every year at Maker Faire North Carolina Makers, Crafters, Inventors, Evil Geniuses, Scientists and Artists come together for a day of family-friendly fun and inspiration. From home-made cookies to home-made robots, Maker Faire: NC promises something for everyone in a showcase of the American creative spirit.

Mini Maker Faire North Carolina 2012 Call to Makers

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Cube 3D Printer

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Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Calculator Kit from Spikenzie Labs

2 Responses to Mini Maker Faire North Carolina 2012 Call to Makers Now Open

  1. davidbates (@davidbates) on said:

    I really enjoyed the atmosphere at the 2011 Maker Fair in North Carolina. I can’t wait to see what happens this year.

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  2. Allen Pitts on said:

    Really glad to hear the ham radio people will be there again. There’s a lot of things possible using ham radio options as a tool in doing projects.

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