Please select the choice that best represents your role in Maker Faire.

Please indicate your preferred involvement in Maker Faire by clicking the appropriate checkboxes. You may select more than one option if desired.

For the Maker Faire team, explain what you will demonstrate, teach, or contribute as part of your video, tour, or in-person workshop. Describe what you will actually be sharing as part of Maker Faire. This information will not be made public. Be as descriptive as possible. For returning Makers, we encourage you to have a new activity or demo for your video/tour/workshop.

Please indicate the number of Makers who will be part of your booth or video or who may be involved with staffing your tour or in-person workshop. We need an accurate count for logistical purposes.

Any URLs to specific websites or images or videos are helpful.

Including food may require a Health Permit and associated fee. Maker Faire producers will contact you, if needed.

Please note: if you are a returning Maker, tell us how your activity or demo will be different from last year.

To ensure you have adequate power onsite, it's essential we know in advance the specific amount you need. To find the total amperage you require, find the amperage listed on the back of each piece of equipment you plan to use onsite. Then, add up the amps and round up to the closest amperage below.

• - All options below are for a 120v circuit (normal US house circuit.)
• - If you require a 208V or 240v circuit, select "Special power requirements" and explain your power needs in the comment box provided.
• - Average amperage for common Maker Faire items: Laptop ~2A, Sewing Machine ~0.6A, Lights ~0.3A-2A, 3D Printer ~10A, Arduino ~0.1A. Please check your equipment, and don’t guess; Thank you in advance.

Please select the requested power from the list below. You can state your specific power request in the Special Requests section if none of the choices are suitable for your exhibit.

Parent or Guardian Name if applicant is under 18 years old.