Highlights from Mini Makerfaire Toronto.

We were super excited to be able to attend the Mini Makerfaire in Toronto this November. Of course, it being a Mini Makerfaire (with free admission), it could not be compared to the World Makerfaire in NYC in September. However, it has it’s own charms with it’s own character. In our home city of Toronto, the very large Toronto Reference Library was the new venue for the event this year. Since it was a smaller event than the world makerfaires, you get to see it all and not wonder what you’ve missed with all the cool things that grab your attention.

Here is a mini highlight of the event:

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