All students 7-17 are invited to join us for CoderDojo, a free club dedicated to helping kids explore computer science. We teach the basics of computer programming in a fun, informal environment. Kids of all ages and experience levels are welcome to come, learn, make friends,...
This event is for Launch Fishers members only. Pit your best peppery blend against your fellow Launch Fishers members and see who's the last chef standing! Or join in as a taste-tester and sample a slew of chilis to find the one that reigns supreme!...
Indy Open Hardware is a community focused on learning, sharing, and working with open hardware concepts and tools. Whether it's sharing Arduino sketches, learning PCB layout design, or showing off our latest electronics and arts integration, Indy Open Hardware is the place for Makers. For...
The Launch Fishers Cardboard Challenge is inspired by the Global Cardboard Challenge, a world-wide event where kids harness their creativity to create amazing things with simple materials. The goal is simple: allow kids to creatively play by building whatever they can imagine out of materials...
PitchFeast is a 501(c)(3) public charity and crowdfunding dinner, which serves as an innovative fundraising program for small businesses, under-resourced entrepreneurs and creatives. For more information, visit the link below.
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Design has a huge influence on people’s behavior. We all like to think we are helping but sometimes we don’t look closely enough. Let’s use this year’s theme to examine our designs and find ways to improve the world by better usability. For more information,...
Join us for a family meal with other members and friends as we celebrate our community and enjoy camaraderie with our fellows. For more information and to sign up, visit the website below.
Come join us for our FIRST 'IoT Entrepreneur' monthly meet-up at the 'Indiana-IoT Lab’ to discuss "All things Startup" For more information, visit the website below. For more information, visit the website below.
We will be talking about The Linux Foundation's Hyperledger project. The discussion will center around the Fabric and Sawtooth frameworks but also include tooling and a discussion about the current ecosystem. For more information, visit the website below.