The first full day of the Faire brought with it chilly air and high excitement. From the fire-breathing, animal-shaped vehicles to interactive sculptures, bike-powered live music, and hands-on workshops, the Faire attendees had a plethora of adventures to jump into.
If you weren’t able to make it to the Faire today, there’s still time to come check out the fun. The show continues tomorrow from 10am to 6pm.
Russell the Electric Giraffe
A scene from the Bay Area Lego Users Group
Sugar Time with Miss Bouffant, by Mark Galt, a kinetic sculpture.
ED-209 by Shawn Thorsson
The Sessilanoid by James Peterson
All aboard the flame-antennaed snail!
The Celestial Mechanica sculpture mesmerizes attendees.
Ants on a Melon is colorful fun for kids and adults.
The Litewall is larger than life.
An army of R2-D2’s built by those at astromech.net
G&M Honey, Inc. brought their own beehives, which are safely nestled behind Homegrown Village.
Florafelt’s vertical garden systems are beautiful and practical.
Kids have hands-on fun at the Knotmaker Survival Gear booth.
Marshmallow Shooters are a popular toy from MakerShed.
The Gemstone Polishing booth is full of gorgeous chunks of earth.
Tapigami is made completely out of masking tape!
The Pedal Powered Stage has live music that runs on electricity completely generated by cycling attendees.
Mole-a-Whack, where the mole whacks you!
Geodesic domes are a popular structure at Maker Faire.
The Traveling Spectacular providing some vaudeville-style entertainment.
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