STEM Events

Thanks to
Fred M. Roddy Foundation

Museum Hours

Th, Fri: 10AM-4PM, Sat: 10AM-2PM

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Download PDFs from our most popular make and take events to concoct your own STEM creations at home!

Upcoming Events

While the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum is committed to keeping its STEM program free, we now require a refundable deposit in order to ensure full attendance. Thank you for your understanding.

Please note that if you have any concerns with paying the deposit amount we are happy to work with you. Call (508) 222-3918 or email director@industrialmuseum.com for more information.

Tuesday, February 11th: 6:30pm-7:30pm

Join AAIM to celebrate International Women and Girls in Science Day! We will learn about the historical figure, Countess Ada Lovelace and honor her contributions to computer science by programming an addition machine using block-type programming.

Space is limited, registration and a $5 deposit is required. This event is intended for ages 12 and up.

Questions? Call 508-222-3918 or email education@industrialmuseum.com.

Wednesday, Feb. 19th - Friday, Feb. 21st
11:00am-2:00pm

Pong Programming runs three days from Wednesday, February 19th to Friday, February 21st. It will take place from 11:00am – 2:00pm every day. Attending all three days is mandatory.

Students must be 14 years or older. Due to the intensity of the program, the age requirement is firm. This event requires adept experience with computers.

Space is limited, registration and a $15 deposit are required.

Questions? Call 508-222-3918 or email education@industrialmuseum.com.

Thursday, February 27th: 10:00am-1:00pm

We can find circuits anywhere, from light bulbs to any electrical appliance. Discover the basic of circuitry and electronics through a hands-on experience. Can you control the flow of electricity? Think about how this technology could have improved industrial factories.

Space is limited, registration and a $5 deposit is required. This event is intended for ages 9 and up.

Questions? Call 508-222-3918 or email education@industrialmuseum.com.

Inquire Now: STEM Homeschool Program

Days & Times Are Flexible

The Attleboro Area Industrial Museum is offering customized STEM programs for the homeschool community. Bring your learners in for an interactive field trip.

About STEM at AAIM

From 3D Printing to coding computer games, we’ve reached hundreds of local students and taught important science, technology, engineering and math concepts in innovative and hands-on ways.

See exciting highlights of our STEM program in the photos below! Thanks to the Fred M. Roddy for their generous support which makes this program possible.

More About Our Programs

Whether your child is a budding engineer, or a tech enthusiast, or just curious about STEM, we have something for everyone. Here are a few of the fun programs we’ve run in previous years.

  • Introduction to 3D printing
  • Make your own ice cream
  • Introduction to computer programming through game development
  • Robotics and programming
  • Electricity and circuits workshop
  • Bristle bots, solar bugs and other make and take events
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STEM Program

Did you know? Our program has made STEM fun for 100s of local students and taught important concepts in innovative ways.

Donate to STEM Program

Thank you for supporting the museum’s STEM program. Simply designate your donation for STEM programs after selecting your donation amount.

The A.A.I.M. Inc., of 42 Union Street, Attleboro MA. is a non-profit foundation under section 4940 of the 501(c) 3 IRS code. Donations and memberships are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

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Become a STEM Volunteer

We are also always looking for STEM volunteers, speakers and more. Simply fill out the form below. We’d love to hear from you.

See Us In Person

Plan Your Visit

Museum Hours

Thursday & Friday: 10AM - 4PM
Saturday: 10AM - 2PM

Visit for Free

Donations help keep our museum running, but visiting is free.

Guided Tours

Adults: $4, Children $3.