Kids from across the District will be celebrating all things science, technology, engineering and math on Saturday with the DC STEM Festival.
Through presentations and activities run by students as well as organizations like the NOAA Center for Atmospheric Sciences, the event aims “to increase awareness of the critical role science and other STEM fields play in our world every day.” Held at Harmony DC Public Charter Schools in Eckington, organizers promise the presentations and activities will be fun for all ages.
🆓Bring a friend or a relative to experience firsthand how science, technology, engineering and math plays an important role in our lives.🆓 pic.twitter.com/VBlkSU9kcO
— DC STEM FEST (@dcstemfest) January 30, 2017
It also has just about the coolest logo we’ve ever seen. See for yourself:
DC STEM Fest logo. (Image via Twitter)
The last DC STEM Festival was held in April 2016.
Ready to take the kids to get inspired? The festival starts on Saturday at 11 a.m. Find more information here. Here’s to the future of STEM.
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