This was the first Mini Maker Faire

The family-friendly festival for creative people in Salzburg was a complete success. About 800 persons of all age groups worked and tinkered on the 29th of April from 10 am to 6 pm at the TriBühne Lehen. The youngest exhibitor was 13 years old.

It has been soldered, folded, woven, 3D-modeled and 3D-printed, robot programmed, computer operated with vegetables and much, much more. The 23 stations of the approximately 60 makers – the youngest exhibitor was 13 years old – were stormed. Adults, young people and many children were amazed, thy looked, tried and experimented themselves. Some wanted to take a look – and stayed the whole day. The feedback about the event was overwhelming.

The youngest maker was 13 years old

The youngest maker with his own stand was Arno Krenslehner. The autodidact showed things that he developed and “chopped” last year. He convinced with astounding expertise and lots of creativity. Even some adults could learn something at the Arno Krenslehner stand.

Mini Maker Faire Salzburg

Mini Maker Faire Salzburg is an independently organized event under the license of Maker Media, Inc. Oganizers were: Salzburg Research (Project Coordination), Stadtbibliothek Salzburg and Verein Spektrum. The Mini Maker Faire was supported by the city of Salzburg. The Mini Maker Faire was at the same time a prelude and one of the highlights in the knowledge month of the city of Salzburg.

More pictures from the Mini Maker Faire Salzburg: Impressions of the Mini Maker Faire Salzburg

German press information about the event: 800 Besucher bei der 1. Mini Maker Faire Salzburg

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