Participatory demonstrations and drop-in activities.

The full Acousatron installation, music & making workshops all day, LabRat Cabaret live performances, bands & DJs every night, science shows, noise jamming, Audio Assault Buggy, Nose Testing, the works. Find us in the Arrow field.

More info and full lineup here: noisytoys.org/camper-calling

Full schedule here: https://noisytoys.org/camper-calling/

Daily schedule

9 - 5: Acousatron
10-12 & 1-3: workshops
12.30: science/noise show
4pm: noise jam
5pm: Oobleck biohazard
6-7: Noise experimentation performances
7-11pm: LabRat Cabaret; live music & DJs

Rochdale Science Initiative are one of the most truly grassroots community-centred organisations we have worked with and we are proud to be working alongside their young science-buskers this Sunday in Rochdale. This is where science communication and education needs to be happening: in the community, and the Rochdale Science Initiative does exactly that. Come along to Number One Riverside this Sunday and get involved.

After running a science-busking workshop with an enthusiastic group of young people in Rochdale we are now taking to Number One Riverside in Rochdale to take science to the public! Science Busking is short accessible activities designed for public spaces with the aim of incrasing interest in, and awareness of science. Come and see what the young trainees are doing and support the fantastic Rochdale Science Initiative.

Finally we can open our community workshop! Follow the link and please sign up for updates and get involved.

• Short talks from the Mayor, the Makery, and Rachel Crane, Climate Officer (tbc)
• Tour of the workshop spaces, tools and other equipment - including Textiles area, Tool Library, Repair Cafe and 3D printer
• Family-friendly activities from Steve Summer from Noisy Toys.
• Cake, snacks and hot and cold drinks.

Drop-in family workshop activitie & participatory sound experiments.

Follow the BOOM and come along to Noisy Toys to feel 1000 watts of bass power though your fingers, watch some dancing alien Oobleck (corn flour), make laser-blaster sounds with a slinky, find out how sound waves work, and discover amazing sounds hidden in everyday objects.

Participatory sound experiments and demonstrations with some short workshop activities of you want to have a go at making the Robot Chicken or the Auto-Strummer using upcycled computer guts.

Warning: mild peril and deviant audio.