Learn to bend, shape, cut and finish steel to make decorative objects of art for your home and yard. Learn Oxy/Acetylene and MIG welding, plasma cutting, sheering, rolling, grinding and other shop processes to manipulate and finish steel. Estimated cost of materials $50 on up. All participants are required to bring leather work gloves (the...
In this eerie and enchanting workshop, you'll learn to create bewitching stacker rings sure to add a touch of spooky elegance to any finger! Our experienced instructor will guide you...
This 90-minute tour provides a unique opportunity to learn how innovative engineering and optical technology melds with manufacturing techniques to produce the largest and most advanced giant (8.4 meters / 27 ft) telescope mirrors in the world on the University of Arizona campus. Visitors will see the unparalleled technology and revolutionary processes in making the...
Visit the THINKspot this week during its open hours to create a bridge with materials provided (or ones you have created). The bridge that can carry the most weight will...
Do you love to build with LEGOs®? Join us for LEGO® building fun. LEGO® Lab Do you love to build with LEGOs®? Join us for LEGO® building fun. Meet new friends and engage in cooperative play while attempting weekly challenges that promote engineering, math and problem-solving skills. Use your creativity to build anything you can...
This club is for all of our inspired builders and creators. Kids just like you! We will meet up on the last Friday of every month.
People coming together to create 3d models in Blender and print them! All skill levels welcome. Inclusive. Safe space. No bullying. Sign up to get notices about events you're interested...
Tweens, aged 9-11, are invited to create their very own spooky pasta skeleton, perfect for Halloween! All the materials will be provided.
Learn the basics of traditional “offhand” glass blowing. Work in teams to complete simple blown vessels and objects. Supplies are included. Bring drinking water and appropriate clothing– natural fiber fabrics (cotton, silk, linen, wool, leather), closed toe shoes. Note: this class is held in a shaded, outdoor area with hot equipment. The heat may not...