Omaha Mini Maker Faire

05/09/2021

Are you creative? A maker? Someone who has a skill you'd like to share in a family-friendly outdoor event? If so, we want you!

All summer long, our Mobile Makerspace will be going out to city parks, showing cool, creative demos to dozens of kids and families every week out.

We have room at these events for special guest makers - creators who make cool stuff, and can show their craft to the community, and maybe even let kids and families create along with them.

If you would love to show off your creative skill at our events, go to this link - https://forms.gle/urTEfJgqaMuibHF69 - and fill out the form. We'll look over your submission, and reach out to you!

Thanks for helping us make these events even more awesome for the community!

08/28/2019

Always making...

01/21/2018

Mark your calendars!

Apply to host a booth and share your creations at the Omaha Mini Maker Faire today! Learn more here: https://www.dospace.org/programs/omaha-mini-maker-faire/

01/10/2018

Technology for everyone

01/10/2018

10/17/2017

Can’t have a Maker Faire without Makerspaces!

A funny word — “makerspace” — has emerged in recent years, but it has serious meaning for the modern economy and local communities.

08/21/2017

We wouldn't have a Maker Faire without a Maker Space. Check out the OMG open house on their 7th anniversary!

Founding Day 2017 – OMG’s 7th Anniversary! Posted on August 14, 2017 by Kevin We’re going to be celebrating the Omaha Maker Group’s 7th anniversary on Tuesday, August 29th. As has become our custom, the evening will include dinner, dessert and the awarding of the annual Founders’ Prize. In addition,...

08/09/2017

Makers don't toss something simply because a part broke. They figure out how to fix it!
https://www.facebook.com/ejk00/posts/10154696148497791

A few years ago, I bought a backpack that turned into being one of my favorite ways to carry stuff when I travel. Unfortunately, the buckle on the sh...

07/18/2017

An easy and quick Maker project to help our pollinating critters.

Use a shallow pie pan and put some pebbles or marbles in and fill with water. Pollinators cannot swim but they need water too.