We’re turning one! It’s hard to believe that a year has already gone by since we first opened our doors.
To celebrate and thank all the amazing volunteers, kids, parents, mentors who helped create MakerKids, we’re having a Super-Fantastical-Maker-Picnic in Dufferin Grove park!
Sunday, August 11 from 2-5 pm. Everyone is welcome!
Join us in celebrating with:
- Make your own wood-fire cooked pizza (pay on site)
- Air rocket building station
- Mega croquet
- Parachute and other games
- Sand mud construction pit
- Kids project showcase
Do you have an old toy or something else you’d like to donate? We are accepting donations at the picnic – if you’re not sure about the toy, material or equipment you’d like to donate, just ask us at [email protected]
Sign up here online to give us an idea of how many people are coming, or just show up! No need to bring your eventbrite ticket to the picnic. http://mkpicnic.eventbrite.com/
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