Our Mission
The mission of the Deux Bayous STEAM Park is to engage youth in interactive Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) learning while promoting cultural preservation and environmental stewardship. By highlighting the unique Atchafalaya ecosystem and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the region, the park aims to inspire future generations of innovators, boost educational opportunities, stimulate ecotourism, and support the local economy.
Welcome!
Welcome to Les Deux Bayou S.T.E.A.M. Park! 
Nestled in Arnaudville, LA, at the historic site of the old Singleton Lumber Yard. We are a S.T.E.A.M.-inspired park. The charm of the Victorian era meets the wonders of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Music here. Dive into a world of imagination with our interactive exhibits. Experience hands-on workshops designed for tinkerers and dreamers of all ages. Celebrate the spirit of innovation and creativity through our vibrant events and community gatherings. Join us for an adventure where history and future collide in the most spectacular ways! 
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Serving the General Public and the “Makers” Community
The “Makers” Community “Makers” are enthusiasts of DIY culture. They are often skilled in areas like crafting, engineering, robotics, and digital fabrication. They value creativity, innovation, and the hands-on process of creating something new from basic materials or technology. This group includes hobbyists, artists, engineers, and students. They share a passion for exploring how things work. They also enjoy creating new products or solutions.
How Les Deux Bayou S.T.E.A.M. Park Appeals to Makers:
- Workshops and Classes: Offering a variety of workshops that teach skills like metalworking, woodworking, electronics, and costume design. These are particularly appealing to makers who want to develop their skills or learn new techniques.
- Maker Fairs and Exhibitions: Hosting events where makers can showcase their inventions and projects. These fairs also serve as networking events where makers can connect with potential collaborators or mentors.
- Interactive Exhibits: Permanent exhibits that allow for hands-on interaction and give insights into the mechanics of steampunk gadgets and inventions.
- Collaborations with Educational Institutions: Partnering with local universities and schools to help educational programs and contests. These programs challenge students to design and build their projects. Expert makers judge these projects.
- Creative Spaces: Designating areas within the park where makers can gather to share ideas. They can also use tools and resources. Additionally, they can collaborate on community projects.