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Michigan Project WET - Water Festivals

Each year since 2000, Make a Splash with Project WET water festivals have been held throughout the nation. Water festivals are educational, fun, interactive events where students explore a diversity of water topics using Project WET materials. Michigan Project WET facilitators coordinate the Michigan festivals, which occur in a variety of locations throughout the state. These nationwide festivals are funded in part by Nestle Waters North America.

Contact Michigan Project WET at 616-331-3048 for more information or for water festival ideas.