Save the Dates - 7th Annual Neighborhood Camp Fair
Neighborhood camp and Internship Fair - March 1st, 2025
Neighborhood Camp Fair - March 22nd, 2025
Highlights
Participants: K-12
Cost: Free
Event schedule: March, annually
Vendor Registration
To register your camp or internship for participation in either of the two events. Vendor Registration for 2025 Annual Neighborhood Camp Fairs
Tallahassee is home to a number of extracurricular STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) activities and summer camps, many of which are available free of charge or provide need-based scholarships. Conveniently, many of these programs are accessible via public transportation.
Beyond our in-house summer camps, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory helps Tallahassee South Side residents discover the right STEM activities through its annual Neighborhood Camp Fair for grades K-8, and the Neighborhood Camp and Internship Fair for grades 6-12.
The K-8 Neighborhood Camp Fair is an indoor science and arts festival where camp vendors can provide hands-on activities to encourage student participation in their respective camps. Students visit along with their families and friends to learn about camps, enjoy a day of science, and find camp registration information.
The Summer Internship Fair focuses on middle and high school students, highlighting summer internships and pre-college summer programs at institutions like TCC, FSU, and FAMU.
Both fairs are free and open to the public, with vendor participation also free of charge.
Event Details
2025 Neighborhood Camp & Internship Fair for grades 6-12
When: Saturday, March 1, 12 noon – 2PM
Where: Fairview Middle School: 3415 Zillah St, Tallahassee, FL 32305
Download 2025 Neighborhood Camp & Internship Fair Poster - English
Download 2025 Neighborhood Camp & Internship Fair Poster - Espanol
2025 Neighborhood Camp Fair for grades K-8
When: Saturday, March 22, 12 noon – 2PM
Where: Pineview Elementary School cafeteria: 2230 Lake Bradford Road, Tallahassee, FL 32310
The project is run by Magnet Lab faculty, with help from FAMU Cooperative Extension, Tallahassee Scientific Society, as well as Pineview Elementary school.
For more information contact Ilya Litvak or Malathy Elumalai or Lissa Anderson.