John Park's online show-and-tell for DIY projects today (4/2/2020) at 2;30pm PT

Mark Frauenfelder 11:29 am Thu Apr 2, 2020

I'll be showing and telling one of my projects in today's SHOW and TELL, hosted by John Edgar Park. The fun starts at 5:30pm ET / 2:30pm PT today.

We (Adafruit) are mixing things up and running a show and tell after John Park’s Workshop on Thursdays! All are welcome, show your 3D printing project, Arduino project, CircuitPython project, Raspberry Pi project, work bench, your work from home desk set up, your cat, your dog, the things your kids made over the last week while home from school.

To show and share a project, view the chat or in discord and look for the JOIN link to join.

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