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The Quest Science Center is set to take over the Alameda County Fairgrounds on Saturday for its sixth annual Tri-Valley Innovation Fair.
The free, one-day event aims to bring people together to celebrate innovation, exploration and learning, according to an announcement from event organizers.
The Innovation Fair offers a unique hands-on learning experience, with both indoor and outdoor activities designed to appeal to attendees of all ages and backgrounds.
With over 80 exhibitors sharing their latest research and solutions, along with special performances throughout the day, the event showcases the accomplishments of local innovation leaders making an impact in the region.
“This year’s Tri-Valley Innovation Fair will be an amazing full-day program, and the perfect way to celebrate technology and innovation,” said Quest CEO Monya Lane. “The commitment of exhibitors, sponsors and community leaders alike, ensures the program provides access to science, learning and innovation for all who want to attend the Innovation Fair,” Lane added.
Attendees at the Innovation Fair are encouraged to “engage in activities and talk to experts in the fields of biotechnology, healthcare, robotics, advanced manufacturing, computing, transportation, agriculture, and more,” said Quest Chief Learning Officer Caleb Cheung
This year, the Tri-Valley Innovation Fair is also introducing the Youth Sustainability Action Expo, a new forum that gives students an opportunity to shine a light on their sustainability action projects and helps promote greater public awareness that empowers fellow students to engage in actions that will directly affect their future, organizers said.
The event is set for this Saturday (April 13) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information about Quest Science Center and the Tri-Valley Innovation Fair, visit www.quest-science.org/innovation-fair.
