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Gannon MakerSpace Brings the Bike Lab to Life at the Erie Children's Museum | Community Exhibit
Over the past few months, our team at Gannon MakerSpace worked hand in hand with the Erie Children's Museum to bring the Bike Lab exhibit to life. The exhibit officially launched on National Bike Day, June 3rd, and features a variety of interactive stations built to inspire curiosity, creativity, and hands on learning for kids across our community.
The Bike Lab turns STEAM based learning into something kids can actually build and explore. From 3D printed parts and building stations to spaces where visitors can test, experiment, and create together, every station was designed to make engineering and problem solving feel exciting and accessible.
At MakerSpace, we are proud to put our facilities, equipment, and expertise to work supporting engineering initiatives and creating real opportunities for the Erie community. Watching so many kids show up, build, and light up as they learned made every bit of effort worth it.
At MakerSpace, we are committed to being more than just a lab. We are a space where students, organizations, and community partners can come together to learn, experiment, and create. Whether we are introducing young learners to new technologies or supporting advanced prototyping, we take pride in making innovation accessible and exciting for everyone.
We are grateful to the Erie Children's Museum for partnering with us on the Bike Lab, and we look forward to continuing to inspire creativity and curiosity across the Erie community!
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