Celebrate Making at MIT
The 3rd MakerBreak on Tuesday, April 16th from 2-4 PM.
Johnson Ice Rink
Maker Break is only open to MIT affiliates
What is Maker Break?
Maker Break is a celebration of making for MIT students, faculty and staff where you can have fun and show your smart and creative sides. You can engage in friendly competition with fellow students, cheer on your friends and classmates, and explore making in ways that are new to you. There is something for everyone! It is designed to be fun and low stress.
What can we make at Maker Break?
There will be making activities for all levels of makers:
- Glass Lampworking
- Rubbed-Joint Coasters
- Knitting
- Laser Engraving and 3D Printing
- Origami
- Chocolate Brownie Break
- Button Making
- Will It Crush?
- Vinyl Cutting
- Jewelry Making
- Welding
- Paper Airplane Contest
- Candle Making
- 3D Photo Booth
- Edgerton Center
Where and when?
Come to Johnson Ice Rink on Tuesday, April 16th from 2-4 PM (a student holiday with no classes).
Maker Break is free and open to all MIT students, alumni, faculty and staff.
We always have a blast at MakerBreak!
For an article on our first MakerBreak: http://news.mit.edu/2018/maker-break-celebration-of-making-at-mit-0504
MIT Maker Break is organized by MIT Project Manus in the Innovation Initiative.
MakerBreak is sponsored by Magna International Inc.