Time: 11a.m. – 4 p.m.

Ticket Price: Event was free to the public. Some specific activities required advance registration or tickets.

Attractions:

• Kinetic Sculpture Race, competition and parade, emphasized art and engineering.
• Mini-Electric Vehicle race, internationally standardized model electric vehicle competition, incorporated artistic design, technology and energy conservation.
• Display of selected Leonardo da Vinci’s mechanical invention models and copies of some of his manuscripts.
• KIDS I Bike Safety program, offered by CAT (Coalition for Appropriate Transportation), a non-profit educational charity working for better walking, biking and transit through grass roots community based programs.
• Children’s Village for interdisciplinary art-science experiences.
• Music & performing arts with performances by Renaissance period costumed actors and musical instruments – Modern music and street performance humorists.
• Activities relating architecture and physics through several methods of measuring the height of one downtown building
• Optics & art activities through examination of light, color as it relates to art, and principles employed in optoelectronics communication technologies.
• Mechanics and robotics activities and displays.
• Lectures & book signing from Newbery Award winning children’s author Jean Fritz and acclaimed illustrator Hudson Talbott who wrote "Leonardo’s Horse".
• Professional development seminar by Michael Gelb, author of NYT bestseller, "How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci", dedicated to Charles C. Dent.
• Lecture prior to event by Dr. Romano Nanni, Director of the Leonardo Museum and Library in Vinci, Italy.
• Street painting with experienced artist facilitating.
• Flight Forum with birds of prey presentation and water rocket launching
• Tour of the Blake Shuttle, a simulated space station.
• Hosting of a student and teacher from Vinci, Italy.
• Display of Second Annual Allentown-Vinci Student Projects.
• Writing contest for grades 3-12 administered by the Lehigh Valley Writers Academy
• Renaissance banners project sponsored by Binney and Smith
• Bocci games hosted by Tempo Italiano