Call for Makers is open! Join Maker Faire Rome 2015
Last year Maker Faire Rome welcomed 600 projects, 200 performances, 90.000 visitors coming from all over the world. Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition recently announced its third edition scheduled from the 16th to the 18th of October 2015 and will take place at “La Sapienza” University in Rome, exceptionally “closed” for three days to host this international event.
The Curators of the Faire, Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino and Riccardo Luna, italian Digital Champion, are inviting makers of all kinds and ages to showcase their amazing work and embrace the do-it-yourself (or do-it-together) spirit with a great and appreciative audience.
Are you a Maker, an Innovator, a digital Craftsman? The MakerFaireRome’s Call4Makers is out!
There are many ways to participate:
- you can exhibit your project: we’ll give you a booth with table and chairs inside the halls, which will be filled with visitors who are curious and interested in meeting you
- you can give a presentation in public: we’ll give you a room or a stage where you can talk about your project or tell your story or deal with the issues that you want to propose
- you can hold a workshop: we’ll give you a workshop area where you can do interactive demonstrations and engage participants -adults and / or children- in practical activities
- you can perform in public: we’ll give you a space or a stage for you to perform in your creative, technological, robotic, musical, pyrotechnic performance…
The proposals regarding the exposure of projects, if accepted, will lead to the allocation of a booth, free of charge. Presence is required at this booth while Maker Faire Rome 2015 is open to the public (three days). It will also be possible to sell products or gadgets.
Accepted projects will be valorized on the MakerFaire Rome website. Besides, Maker Faire Rome press & media team will diffuse info about participants to the newspapers, radio and television stations, which in the past years have devoted a lot of attention to the projects and performers.
We expect creative, innovative, fun, interactive projects, showing the process by which the achievements enrich visitors, communicating passion and ingenuity.
Are you thinking about participanting? In the meanwhile:
- spread the word! #MFR15
- help us to involve all the makers you know (and especially those who still do not know they are makers!)
- subscribe to our newsletter to keep informed about news, events and discounts!
We are looking forward to seeing you all in Rome in October!
Submit your project now! (By May 31)
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