Green Bay, Wis.–The Brown County STEM Innovation Center on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus will host STEM Family Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Food trucks will be available on site from during the event.

The inaugural event will provide high-energy, hands-on fun for the entire family, including robotics, rockets, arcade games and much more. For more information, go to www. einsteinproject.org/stemday.

This event is sponsored by JBS Foods and hosted by Brown County, the Einstein Project, the Richard J. School of Engineering at UW-Green Bay and the UWGB Engineering Club.

The Einstein Project was created in 1991 with the goal of providing engaging and impactful science education in the classroom. Housed in the Brown County STEM Innovation Center, the Einstein Project is expanding collaborations with the UWGB and Brown County Extension to continue to positively impact STEM capabilities and foster curiosity in students throughout Wisconsin.