Spooky Makers: Glowing Circuits and Creepy Crafts
Join us on October 26 from 10 AM to 4 PM for Spooky Makers: Glowing Circuits and Creepy Crafts—a drop-in event where kids can explore fun, spooky STEM activities! Create […]
Join us on October 26 from 10 AM to 4 PM for Spooky Makers: Glowing Circuits and Creepy Crafts—a drop-in event where kids can explore fun, spooky STEM activities! Create […]
Discover the artistry and ingenuity of the late Abraham Megerdichian, whose intricate metal sculptures bring industrial materials to life in unexpected forms. Crafted from scrap metal, this exhibition showcases an […]
🎄✨ Get Ready for a Merry Making Celebration! ✨🎄 Join us at the American Precision Museum on Thursday, December 14th, for a day filled with holiday magic and hands-on fun! […]
Join us for a talk about the artist Abraham Megerdichian given by his son, Robert Megerdichian. Abraham Megerdichian was a Massachusetts-born artist, machinist, and first-generation Armenian American. Born in 1923 […]
Join us throughout February break in celebration of Engineers Week. Bring your imagination and we’ll provide the materials and prompts for exciting engineering challenges and builds. Daily Activities from 11am […]
🌱✨ Hands-on STEM Fun for April Break ✨🌱 Make time for Making this spring break! Join us from 10 AM – 1 PM for exciting hands-on activities that explore power, […]
This summer, young makers, designers, and engineers can dive into hands-on creativity at the American Precision Museum! Our engaging camps blend innovation, problem-solving, and fun, offering kids the chance to […]
đź“… On view mid-July 📍 American Precision Museum, Windsor, VT The American Precision Museum and Stellafane present a special temporary exhibit exploring the art and science of amateur telescope making. […]
A little over a year ago, a book on the history of mills and early American manufacturing came into the hands of visual artist Mark W. Mulherrin. While the book […]
Special Hours: 9:00 am – 2:00 for the sale We’re making space for something big—our brand-new education and conference space—and that means it’s time for a serious clean-out! Head up […]
Get ready for some splashing fun! Every year, the Windsor Rotary Club races a flock of rubber duckies down the Mill Brook—and this year, the ducks are coming right by […]
On September 7, 1848, Jean Laurent Palmer patented the first handheld micrometer in France—and changed the face of precision forever. This September 7, we’re declaring it: Micrometer Day at the […]