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Jennifer Blakeslee

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Jennifer Blakeslee

    Get Hands On: Maker Faire Bay Area Is For Making - Make: (opens the original)

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    Maker Faire is at its best when you’re not just looking—you’re making. This weekend on Mare Island, you can solder a wearable EMF explorer, turn an old T-shirt into a braided keychain, build your own sock puppet, code a competition-ready robot, assemble a mobility device that will make a real difference, or even bring an AI-powered robot to life. Add leatherworking, jewelry, light painting, Tinkercad, creature-building, biotechnology, and a kombucha petting zoo, and it becomes pretty clear: ther

  2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Jennifer Blakeslee

    Welcome To The Light...In The Maker Faire Dark Room - Make: (opens the original)

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    Makers have always been at the forefront of new technology, both as inventors and as innovators. From their beginnings in the early 20th century to their ubiquity in the current era, LED lights have captured the imagination of makers and creatives. While some makers are fascinated by their energy saving capacities, others are captivated by the pretty lights and their integration with other types of electronics. At Maker Faire Bay Area we celebrate the makers and their projects who are deep divin

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Jennifer Blakeslee

    A (Maker Faire) Robot Party In The Foundry - Make: (opens the original)

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    There’s no party like a robot party! And this year at Maker Faire Bay Area that party will take place on the Foundry floor with (almost) every kind of robot you can imagine…and probably a few you haven’t. Under the soaring steel beams, acres of glass, and a REALLY BIG crane that used to lift up REALLY BIG submarines. Nothing will compare to the action when Maker Faire returns to Mare Island September 25-27th, but here’s taster to get you excited. Bay Area Droid Builders are an eclectic group of

  4. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Jennifer Blakeslee

    Makers Of Orange County Unite This Weekend! - Make: (opens the original)

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    Maker Faire Orange County is back for another round at the OC Fair & Event Center this weekend, September 12th &13th. The event has been growing for year over year with new makers, workshops, and activations. Get there: https://oc.makerfaire.com/tickets/ In an effort to create connections and collaboration among likeminded makers and enthusiasts, as well as those looking to learn something new, Maker Faire OC is divided in topical “villages.” Arts & Crafts Village is neighbors with 3D Printing V

  5. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Jennifer Blakeslee

    Ready, Set, Make: 5 Inaugural September Maker Faires - Make: (opens the original)

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    September is always a busy month for Maker Faire and this year five first time events, scattered around the world, are joining the scene. Its always exciting to see a maker community coalesce and expand when a Maker Faire comes to town. Across the 20 years that we’ve been holding Maker Faire Bay Area, we watched the maker community evolve — make new connections, develop new projects and products, develop spaces and educational opportunities, start businesses, and – in the case of the many kids w

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