A stage show combining math, science, and art, How to Catch a Mouse has entertained thousands of audiences.

Balloons are used to construct a Rube Goldberg-style mousetrap intended to solve the problem of a mouse on the loose. Many student volunteers are used to aid in the construction of this working machine. Student knowledge of how machines work and their eagerness to set their trap in motion make this an enjoyable show for everyone involved.

This event is full of storytelling, Iroquois Social dancing, shopping, and more. Airigami will be building and installing a large balloon creation to visually capture the essence of the Iroquois Creation Story, particularly Skywoman and the story of how Turtle Island came to be.

Our committed team of artists and community members have been hard at work to sustain essential STEAM-driven programming in schools. One of the ways we can promise to keep teaching artists in schools is with our showcase, which will feature live demonstrations, teacher workshops, and booths for every artist in our roster.