Honeywell Makerspace
Where Curiosity Takes Flight
Open to all during museum hours, the Honeywell Makerspace is a hands-on, interactive zone where visitors of all ages can explore, design, test, and create. From building gliders to solving real-world challenges, this dynamic space encourages curiosity, creativity, and collaboration through project-based learning.
Whether you're 1 or 99, prepare to be inspired by the wonders of flight and the power of innovation.
EDVentures are hands-on STEM activities designed to spark curiosity and deepen understanding of aviation science. Available to all Makerspace guests, these interactive experiences change monthly and invite students K–12 to explore real-world concepts used by pilots, engineers, and meteorologists.
May EDVentures
Flying Super Sonic
Flying Super Sonic puts you in the fast lane of flight! Explore how sound waves behave—and what happens when you break the sound barrier—using an interactive wave simulator in the Makerspace.
Inspired by the iconic Concorde, this hands-on experience brings the thrill of supersonic travel to life.
June EDVentures
Aviation Art
Before planes could fly, they had to be imagined. From Leonardo da Vinci to the Wright brothers, kids will explore how bold ideas became reality—examining real notebook pages and Wright Brothers replicas before dreaming up and sketching their own original aircraft.
July EDVentures
Lunar Flight
Blast off into the world of space exploration this July! This month’s EDVentures takes a closer look at lunar missions and the engineering behind landing on the moon. Young innovators will design and build their own lunar landers—then put them to the test with a drop challenge to see whose creation can survive the descent. It’s hands-on, high-impact fun that brings the challenges of space travel down to Earth.
August EDVentures
The Fabric of Flight
From cockpit to runway, aviation is held together by more than metal. This August, EDVentures dives into the high-performance textiles that make flight safer and more efficient—from Kevlar engine containment wraps to Nomex flight suits designed to handle extreme conditions. Young makers will explore the science behind these materials and create their own woven designs using handmade cardboard looms. It’s a hands-on look at how chemistry, engineering, and a little creativity come together to keep aviation in the air.
*Makerspace may be closed for special events and school tours. Please check Makerspace availability on our calendar for your visit.
