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National Week of Making

Get ready to unleash your creativity during National Week of Making! From DIY projects to workshops, this week is all about making something new.

Wednesday
17–23
June 2026
Last updated February 7, 2026 · by the Holiday Calendar Team
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YEARLY DATENational Week of Making (Fixed Jun 17, 7-day)
OBSERVED INUnited States
CATEGORYHobbies
SUBCATEGORYDIY
INTRO

Introduction

Get ready to unleash your creativity and innovation during National Week of Making, which takes place from June 17-23! This week-long celebration was established by the White House in 2014 to encourage people of all ages to explore their passions and skills in various fields such as science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. It's a time to embrace the maker spirit and showcase your unique talents and ideas. So grab your tools and materials, and let's make something amazing together!

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TIMELINE

National Week of Making Timeline

Creation of National Week of Making

The White House under President Obama's administration officially established the National Week of Making to promote innovation and creativity.

Inaugural Maker Faire

The first National Maker Faire takes place in Washington D.C., inviting makers from across the country to showcase their projects.

Nation of Makers Establishment

Nation of Makers, a nonprofit dedicated to the movement, is established, further boosting the recognition and celebration of the event.

Expanded Maker Program

The program is expanded to include more schools and communities across the United States, involving students and adults in various projects.

Virtual Celebrations

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Week of Making moves its activities online, continuing to inspire creativity and innovation in a virtual setting.

GET INVOLVED

How to Celebrate National Week of Making

EDITOR'S PICK

Host a DIY party

Gather your friends and family and spend a day creating together! Set up different stations for different crafts or projects, and let everyone's creativity flow.

ATTEND

Attend a maker fair

Search for maker fairs happening in your area and attend one to see all the amazing things people are making. You might even get inspired to start your own project!

START

Start a community project

Gather a group of like-minded individuals and work on a community project together. This could be anything from building a community garden to creating a mural for a local school.

ORGANIZE

Organize a maker swap

Get together with other makers and swap projects or materials. This is a great way to share ideas and resources while also getting to know other makers in your community.

CREATE

Create a maker challenge

Challenge yourself and others to create something new every day for the entire week! Share your creations on social media using the hashtag #NationalWeekofMaking and see what others are making as well.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS

Why National Week of Making is Important

Fosters a sense of community

Participating in maker-related activities can bring people together and create a sense of community. It provides an opportunity for collaboration, exchanging ideas, and supporting one another’s projects. National Week of Making encourages people to come together and work towards a common goal.

Promotes creativity and innovation

National Week of Making celebrates the importance of creating and inventing new things. By encouraging people to be makers, it sparks creativity and fosters a mindset of problem-solving and innovation.

Provides opportunities for learning and growth

During National Week of Making, events and activities are organized to educate and inspire people of all ages to learn new skills related to making. This can lead to personal growth, as well as education and career advancement for individuals.

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