Info for visitors
Oct 22, 2026
What to expect at Maker Faire Luxembourg 2026 Two days of making, experimenting, discovering – and plenty of things you probably didn’t expect.
Featured Makers 2026
bracelets made with beads on memory wire
children/adults come, choose the beads and place them on memory wire to create bracelet
The Open Music Box
The Open Music Box is a screen-free audio player for children that you can build yourself. With a simple NFC card, children can play their favourite music and stories independently. Parents add their own audio files and organise content through a mobile app. With no subscription, no advertising and no cloud dependency for playback, the MusicBox is designed to be repairable and customisable. Combining electronics, 3D printing and the joy of making, it encourages children to explore through listening and families to create together.
Meshcore (LoRa) + Amateur Radio
Meshcore is an off-grid mesh networking technology based on the LoRa protocol. Used for quick and independent communication, the luxemburgish network is growing. As it is licence-free, everyone can take part and be part of the network. With the help of many users, this decentralized network grows and the Meshcore protocol makes it self-healing. Discover this exciting project and how you can get part of it. As an amateur radio association, we use a lot of other technologies for communication besides the publicly available Meshcore network. Visit our booth and get more information on ham radio networks.
Maker's Labs
Maker’s Labs is a Luxembourg-based nonprofit inspiring young makers through hands-on learning in 3D printing, electronics, robotics, and AI. At our booth, visitors can explore a variety of projects built by our community, including custom 3D-printed creations, electronic prototypes, and interactive maker projects. We will also showcase upcoming developments such as an AI-powered desk robot and a DIY drone platform. Our goal is to spark curiosity, creativity, and innovation by demonstrating how accessible modern technologies can be for learners, hobbyists, and future inventors of all ages.
Your Sounds, Your Lights 2 DIY Raspberry Pi Pico projects — for kids aged 9+
Your Sounds, Your Lights two DIY Raspberry Pi Pico projects The Pico Synth. A pocket-sized DIY synthesiser, designed to be easy to use while never getting boring. Based on a Pi Pico, it has a full range of features ,pitch bend, multiple sound samples, vibrato, and sound filtering, making it a real instrument. The Pixel Animator. A digital canvas you can draw on, pixel by pixel, and then animate frame by frame. It's playful, immediate, and teaches the foundations of animation and colour mixing. Made to be built. Both projects are designed from the ground up to be assembled by makers aged 9+ Stop by, make some noise, draw with light. Maybe you'll be part of the next Pico workshop ;) Presented by UNHINGED (unhinged.works) interactive media, electronics and STEM workshops.
Hakko Soldering Equipment
Together with our partner BlinkyParts, we offer soldering workshops and a hands on experience on professional Hakko soldering equipment. Bring your own boards for a DIY repair or solder one of BlinkyParts' soldering kits!
Hair Makers
Farbe ins Haar! Die Kinder entdecken bunte Strähnen und gestalten ihren ganz eigenen Style.
Important Office Gadgets And Weird Stuff
This year, I’m bringing a collection of office gadgets designed for mental wellbeing and 'nerd-life' balance. Highlights include the T.A.S.C. (Take a Sip Coaster) and my 90-minute 'Caffeine-Level' Timer, both built to ensure you never miss a break or to drink. There’s also a stress-relieving Alien Buddha and a 20cm construction crane specifically engineered for the crucial task of removing tea bags (both currently a work in progress!). My binary wristwatch, now with a new case, and if all goes well, a second 80s, inspired sci-fi wristwatch. I’ll also be bringing along a cute little chatbot for LLM's and a retro fresnel-TV. I reckon there’ll be a few more useful and pointless bits and bobs added by then :)
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What is Maker Faire?
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!
With the first two editions of Maker Faire Luxembourg had great success, we’d like to thank all of our exhibitors, visitors and supporters who made this possible.
The 2026 edition of Maker Faire Luxembourg is right around the corner and it will take place
October 24 & 25, 2026
in Rosport, Sportscomplex am Bongert
Opening hours:
- Saturday 14:00 – 21:00
- Sunday 10:00 – 18:00
Do you want to participate as an exhibitor? Then check out our Call for Makers, which allows you to show off your talents in during this unique event.
