Maker Faire Miami 2025 Recap
May 30, 2025
Maker Faire Miami gathered thousands of creatives for a weekend of hands-on activities, inspiring talks, and over 100 incredible exhibits. This year,
Maker Faire is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists to scientists to crafters, Maker Faire is a venue for these "makers" to show hobbies, experiments, projects.
We call it the Greatest Show (& Tell) on Earth - a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity, and resourcefulness.
Glimpse the future and get inspired!
I'm the founder of Wooj Design! We make lighting with 3d printers. I started the company in my apartment, and now we've grown into a "real business". Let me take you on a short journey from tiny business to "real business", warts and all.
Experience larger-than-life cosplay creations! See towering, intricately crafted costumes up close, learn about the build process, and explore the art of bringing massive characters to life with foam, 3D printing, and LEDs. Perfect for cosplay and ma
Join TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers to learn how we bring together makers, engineers & designers to co-create open-source assistive tech with people with disabilities. Then, join in the fun as we build our flagship product- the Toddler Mobility Trainer!
AWS South Florida is proud to feature several exhibits and activities including our featured AWS DeepRacer arcade!
I’m a Miami Artist that enjoys making art, viewing art, and sharing art with all people. At Maker Faire Miami, explore my 80's themed backdrops, Star Wars Props and cosplay, and immersive paintings!
Digital Fiber provides a hardware/software toolkit for textile circuit design. Hardware features fabric-based LEDs, sensors, microcontrollers. Software includes the Digital Fiber Studio, ensuring quick, error-free circuit creation.
Kayte Sabicer: Kayte Sabicer is a painter, visual effects artist and stop motion fabricator. She began her career in Los Angeles as a model maker for movies like Dark Knight Rises, Hugo, and Inception.
The case for maker education begins with understanding how kids learn best — through experience and practice — and how they benefit even more from teachers who become guides and coaches. It’s about process more than product, and learning from doing.