The Philadelphia Maker Faire, which returns this Sunday, is a celebration of art, technology, and flamethrowers, which reflects a mix of eclectic exhibitions.
The event has grown since its inception in 2019, despite the setbacks caused by the pandemic.
Tickets are on a pay-what-you-can basis, with several options ranging from free to $25.
Attendees can try their hand at lock-picking, learn how to make biodiesel, appreciate kinetic sculptures and create their own plush monsters, among other things.
A few of the exhibits are familiar to Hackaday readers, including an ultra-portable 3D printer and a backyard radio telescope made from a DirectTV dish.
