Families enjoy engaging STEM activities at the International STEM Festival in Bryan.
Bryan residents can look forward to an action-packed International STEM Festival at Harmony Science Academy on May 3rd, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This free event will feature interactive STEM demonstrations, cultural exhibits, local community booths, outdoor activities, and a showcase of student projects. Families are invited to immerse themselves in science, technology, engineering, and math while celebrating cultural diversity and community engagement.
Mark your calendars, Bryan residents! The Harmony Science Academy–Bryan is about to transform into a hub of science, technology, engineering, and math with its International STEM (ISTEM) Festival taking place on Saturday, May 3rd, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This exciting event is completely free and is open to the public, making it a perfect opportunity for families to dive into the world of STEM in a fun and engaging way.
Get ready for a day filled with interactive STEM demonstrations that are sure to spark curiosity in youngsters and adults alike. Visitors will be treated to mind-blowing exhibits designed to showcase the wonders of science and technology. From cool experiments to hands-on activities, this festival is all about making learning lively and enjoyable!
The ISTEM festival isn’t just about science; it’s also a grand celebration of cultural diversity. Attendees can look forward to cultural exhibits that reflect the rich tapestry of global influences in our community. These exhibits will highlight different cultures and traditions while promoting an appreciation for diversity.
To add even more excitement, festival-goers can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including bounce houses for the kids and a selection of delicious food trucks to satisfy your cravings. With entertainment options galore, there will be plenty to keep everyone entertained throughout the day!
Among the participating students were four bright individuals from College Station ISD, who presented impressive projects tackling real-world issues. For instance, one student worked on developing a low-cost PET scanner, while another conducted research on deterrents for livestock protection against predators. These projects exemplify the kind of innovative thinking that the STEM festival aims to inspire in the younger generations.
Don’t miss out on the chance to learn, interact, and enjoy with your community. See you there!
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