Minds-On, Hands-On Activities
In the afternoon at IdeaFestival Bowling Green, participants get the opportunity to see ideas in action and make their own ideas come to life. Our minds-on, hands-on activities allow participants to create, experiment, and experience — and to talk one-on-one with scientists, artists, educators, and entrepreneurs.
Activities change some each year, so be sure to check back for updates about the next festival.
2022 IFBG Activities
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virtual reality with WKU's new XR Lab
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3D printing pens from the WKU Small Business Accelerator
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creating and building with the Warren County Public Library Idea Lab
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technology for those with visual impairment from American Printing House for the Blind
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hands-on biology with Dr. Keith Phillips
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a letterpress from WKU chapter of AIGA, the professional association for design
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mural-painting with artist Andee Rudloff
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computer activities with teacher Jennifer Pemberton
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Speaker Chats with all of the morning's guests
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STEM activities with the Kentucky Science Center
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geology with Professor Margaret Crowder
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creative writing with Scholastic National Student Poet Christian Butterfield
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dance with WKU's National Dance Education Organization
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entrepreneurial lessons from WKU's Collegiate Entrepreneurs organization
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typewriters, letterpress, and stamps from artist Leslie Nichols
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engineering with WKU's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
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art and poetry with WKU's Blaq Art Nouveau
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entrepreneurship with Accelerate Kentucky
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smartphone microscopes with Rico Tyler
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art and music installation by speaker Robbie Hunsinger
Watch highlights from the activities at IdeaFestival Bowling Green 2020 Land and Legacy: Building Ideas That Will Last
Video courtesy of Vid Monster Productions.
Some of the links on this page may require additional software to view.