A SCIENCE FAIR FOR EVERYONE!
***FREE EVENT***
ALL AGES!! ALL WEEKEND!!
Welcome to the landing pad for the first annual Georgetown Steam Plant Science Fair. Get ready to experience the convergence of past, present, and future visions of over 70 participants. We can't wait for you to explore the creative power of SHTEAM in action, as the Steam Plant comes to life, buzzing with co-creative chain reactions.
WHAT CAN ANTICIPATING FAIRGOERS EXPECT?
A celebration of creativity and innovation as you immerse yourself in a festive atmosphere of human ingenuity.
Explore a wide range of creative projects that showcase at the intersection of science, history, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics.
Interactive activities, hands-on demonstrations, experiments, and workshops designed for all ages.
Network with fellow science enthusiasts, artists, innovators, and members of your greater community.
The Georgetown Steam Plant is itself the great exhibit. It represents the transformative power that creative and adaptive reuse can have on breathing new life into retired industrial buildings. As the first Science Fair evolves into an annual event, our goal is to document and showcase the progress being made towards its transition into a SHTEAM educational HUB, historic community heritage center, and a unique event venue for future generations to experience.
SPOTLIGHT SERIES
THE ASH ROOM
Learn about circular economy, creative reuse, and the built environment.
Seattle is emerging as a global leader in circular economy initiatives, opening up pathways for local and regional entrepreneurs to come forward with viable solutions to the messy reality of waste management by leveraging zero-waste industrial design and redesign as viable alternatives to mass production fueling the global waste crisis. Some of these initiatives offer mentorship programs, grant money, and gateways to investment capital to scale their operations for greater impact, while others educate to activate.
The goal of this year’s spotlight is to share the work of circular economy professionals, amplify their voices, and to explore the vast economic potential that local and regional circular economies wield.
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