Buttercup STEAM Camp

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3D Pen Design Lab: Create in 3D with Art + Tech!
Join Buttercup STEAM for a hands-on family workshop using 3D pens to draw and build in mid-air! Led by artist-educators Daniel and Aisha Flores, this creative STEAM experience introduces youth and their families to the world of 3D design through fun, guided exploration.

👧🏽 Ages: 8–18
👨‍👩‍👧 Family Participation Required: This is not a drop-off event. A parent or guardian must remain with the student.

🎨 What to Expect:
Intro to 3D pen tools and safety
Guided design prompts
Build your own 3D design
🕒 Three 45-minute sessions:

👥 Limited space available!
10 students max per session. Families and siblings are welcome, but only 10 total workstations will be available per session.

📍 Location: Auburn Avenue Research Library
101 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30303
📅 Date: Saturday, August 2, 2025
🎟️ Free to attend – registration required.

https://www.buttercupsteam.com/register

This summer ButtercupSTEAM Beginner Summer Camp started by working in teams and crafting Art. Becuase STEAM!

Big Thank You to all our sponsors, volunteers, supporters, donors and parents for guiding the next generation of STEAMers!

https://www.buttercupsteam.com/register

We are so thankful!

Buttercup STEAM Camp received an Impact Your Community (IYC) grant to continue inspiring creativity while building confidence in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics).

ButterCup STEAM Camp, located in Atlanta, Georgia, is a one-week experience where girls ages 8–14 dive into hands-on projects that blend coding, robotics and art in a fun and inclusive environment.

Senior Communications Specialist, Cassandra Maddox, along with fellow members of Huber’s Communication’s Team, were able to visit the last day of the first session of camp this summer to present the campers and staff with the IYC check. Afterwards, the group was invited to watch the campers present their final projects, showcasing the amazing skills they had learned over the duration of the camp.

Fueled by employee nominations, Huber utilizes the annual IYC program to fund Housing, Environment and Education & Wellness causes on a global scale in local communities where Huber operates.