Local students get sneak peek at new Oh Wow! exhibit
A group from the Trumbull Career & Technical Center tried out the new 'America Makes 3D Printing Lab.'
The students got to use 10 entry-level printers and then give feedback on their experience.
The new exhibit opens to the public on April 16 and is just one of three new spaces to make its debut.
'That's what's wonderful about this new floor. It's going to give us more capacity to meet some of those older age demographics and hopefully get them excited about future careers that exist right here in the Mahoning Valley,' said Oh Wow! Executive Director Katie Detoro.
Oh Wow! is also holding an adults-only event this Friday called Nerdy Night Out. There will be live music, tabletop games, a cash bar and food.
Brian Oehlbeck contributed to this report.
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