Maker Faire Delft 2026 was once again a great success. On Friday 8 May, the TU Delft Campus transformed into a vibrant meeting place where creativity, technology and innovation came together. More than 2400 visitors attended the festival to explore the world of makers, designers, artists, engineers and technology enthusiasts.
During the event, over 100 makers presented their projects to a broad audience. Visitors explored interactive installations, discovered robotics projects, experienced sustainable innovations and met the people behind the ideas. Across the campus, people were building, experimenting, sharing knowledge and inspiring each other.
An important part of Maker Faire Delft was the dedicated schools programme. Many students were introduced to technology, science and creativity in an accessible and hands-on way through workshops, demonstrations and direct interaction with makers.
One of the participating teachers shared the following feedback:
“On behalf of John Dewey College, I would like to sincerely thank you for the wonderful day you provided for our second-year students by immersing them in technological making. Our students were very enthusiastic about the workshops that were offered. They also found walking around the Maker Faire highly inspiring.”
Alongside the exhibitions and activities, music, food trucks and the festival atmosphere helped create an open and welcoming experience for visitors of all ages.
TU Delft Science Centre looks back with pride on this edition of Maker Faire Delft and would like to thank all makers, volunteers, partners and visitors for their contribution, energy and enthusiasm. Together, they made Maker Faire Delft another inspiring celebration of curiosity, collaboration and innovation.
Curious where to find your favourite makers? Download the map and discover where all projects, workshops, and activities are located across the TU Delft Campus.
Tomorrow is the day: Maker Faire Delft 2026! Discover more than 100 makers showcasing creative, technological, and inspiring projects across the TU Delft Campus.
From robots and interactive installations to art, design, sustainable innovations, and workshops — there’s something to explore all day long. With music, food trucks, and a lively festival atmosphere, Maker Faire is much more than just an event.
Whether you’re looking for inspiration, curious to discover new ideas, or simply want to enjoy a fun day out — there’s something for everyone.
📅 Friday 8 May
📍 TU Delft Campus
🎟️ Reserve your free ticket via the website
See you tomorrow? 🚀
TU Delft Science Centre has started a new collaboration with HESTAS, focused on giving old banner materials a second life. Instead of being discarded, these materials are transformed into new, sustainable products. Also the old Maker Faire Delft signs are being reused.
HESTAS has reworked the banners into unique items where design and circularity come together. Each product carries a piece of the story of TU Delft Science Centre, showing how materials can be reused in a meaningful way.
The first products will soon be available in the TU Delft Science Centre shop. A larger collection will be presented during Maker Faire Delft.
With this collaboration, TU Delft Science Centre continues to explore practical applications of sustainability and demonstrates how reuse can be integrated into everyday practice.
Curious about the collection? Stay tuned for the launch.
After the success of previous editions, Maker Faire Delft will return to the TU Delft campus in 2026. On Friday, May 8, the campus will once again transform into a vibrant festival filled with creativity, technology, and sustainable ideas.
Maker Faire Delft brings together makers, students, artists, designers, and inventors to present their projects to a broad audience. From innovative technologies and circular designs to interactive installations, visitors can once again be inspired, take part in workshops, and engage directly with the makers.
This year’s theme is once again “Making for a Better Society,” highlighting how making contributes to a smart, creative, and future-oriented society.
The Call for Makers is now open. More information can be found at:
https://delft.makerfaire.com
On Friday, May 9, the TU Delft campus was fully dedicated to creativity, innovation and craftsmanship during Maker Faire Delft 2025. With over 1,700 visitors, more than 200 makers, and 170 participating students, the festival of making was a great success.
Under the theme ‘Making for a Better Society’, makers from across the Netherlands and beyond presented their projects – ranging from technical installations and sustainable designs to traditional crafts and experimental art. Visitors could take part in workshops, watch live demonstrations, and speak directly with the makers behind the creations.
Local Delft initiatives such as Forze Hydrogen Racing, DUT Racing, Oma’s Collective, Makerspace Delft and the Kabeldistrict were also well represented. The event was enriched by live music, food trucks and a lively atmosphere that drew in people from all corners of Delft and beyond.
The organization looks back on a successful edition and extends its thanks to all participants, visitors, volunteers and partners who helped make the day so special. Once again, Maker Faire Delft demonstrated the power of maker culture – and how creativity and technology go hand in hand in building a better society.
After months of planning, building, organizing and dreaming, the moment is finally here: tomorrow, Maker Faire Delft takes over the TU Delft campus. We’re beyond excited to welcome everyone – from curious visitors to passionate makers.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared behind-the-scenes glimpses, introduced makers, and revealed parts of the program… and now it’s all coming together. Stands are being built, final touches are added, and the energy is already in the air.
We can’t wait to see the creativity, conversations, and connections that will take place. Whether you’re coming to learn, make, explore or simply enjoy the vibe – we’re looking forward to seeing you there.
See you tomorrow at Maker Faire Delft!
Friday, May 9 | 15:00–22:00
TU Delft Campus – Berlagepark
Free entry
What a line-up! The Maker Faire Delft 2025 program is bursting at the seams with more than 80 passionate makers from across the creative and technical spectrum. From high-tech robotics to traditional craftsmanship, from sustainable design to hands-on educational projects – the diversity is truly inspiring.
Whether you’re into circular innovation, science, art, creative tech, or just love to build things with your own hands, you’ll find something to spark your imagination at Maker Faire Delft.
It’s the place where students, researchers, artists, companies, and hobbyists come together to showcase what’s possible when we make, share, and experiment.
Curious about the full program? Take a look:
Got a maker idea still in the works? Pitch it at the Maker Faire!
We’re launching the Dragon’s Den during Maker Faire Delft on May 9th! This is your chance to pitch your early-stage tech, creative, or impact project and win a cash prize to kickstart it.
Top 3 ideas will pitch LIVE on stage to a jury from @sciencecentredelft & @studdelft !
You’ve got 5 mins to shine.
Prizes:
1st €750
2nd €250
Fill in the Dragon’s Den forms:https://forms.gle/zfXS6DbqTfBy3Q9A7 (Also in bio)
Got questions? Hit us up: makerfaire@tudelft.nl
The first group of makers has registered for Maker Faire Delft on May 9, 2025. Celebrating innovation and creativity, the festival attracts enthusiastic inventors, artists, and engineers. This year’s theme is “Making for a Better Society.”
The organizers are pleased with the early interest and look forward to more registrations. The event offers interactive workshops and the opportunity to discover new techniques and ideas.
Sign up and join the inspiring community of makers at Maker Faire Delft 2025!