The Lehigh Valley’s Premier Celebration of Space, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Innovation Now Accepting Sponsors, Exhibitors, Presenters, Vendors, and Volunteers
Lehigh Valley Space Fest, the Lehigh Valley’s premier celebration of space, science, technology, engineering and innovation, is returning for its fourth year on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
The free public event, held this year for the first time at Lehigh University, aims to bring together scientists, engineers, educators, university clubs, museums, government agencies, nonprofits, technology companies, astronomy clubs, makers and thousands of visitors for a day of discovery, hands-on learning and inspiration.
Lehigh University serves as the presenting sponsor and host, underscoring its commitment to research, innovation, STEM education, and community engagement while welcoming visitors of all ages to explore science, engineering and space exploration through engaging, hands-on experiences.
“At Lehigh University, we believe that discovery begins with curiosity,” said Nathan Urban, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs. “We’re proud to welcome the community to our Mountaintop Campus and provide a place where visitors of every age can experience science, engineering, and innovation firsthand. We hope Space Fest inspires future scientists, engineers, researchers, and explorers.”
Organizations Invited to Participate
Lehigh Valley Space Fest is actively seeking additional sponsors, exhibitors, presenters, vendors, volunteers, and community partners to help create one of the region’s largest collaborative STEM outreach events.
Applications from organizations interested in showcasing their mission, products, services, technologies, research, educational programs, or community initiatives are currently being accepted.
Applications are currently open for:
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Sponsors
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Exhibitors
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Educational institutions
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STEM organizations
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Science museums
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Government agencies
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Aerospace and technology companies
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Engineering firms
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Robotics teams and makerspaces
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Educational presenters
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Volunteers
Participating organizations will have the opportunity to:
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Connect directly with thousands of attendees, students, educators, and STEM enthusiasts
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Showcase products, research, technology, and educational programs
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Inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, innovators, and explorers
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Demonstrate community leadership and support for STEM education
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Increase brand visibility throughout eastern Pennsylvania
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Network with universities, industry leaders, educators, nonprofits, and government agencies
“Lehigh Valley Space Fest was created to bring together the incredible organizations throughout our region that are advancing science, technology, engineering, education, and innovation,” said Todd Sullivan, founder of Lehigh Valley Space Fest. “Whether you’re a Fortune 500 company, a startup, a university research lab, a science museum, a nonprofit, or a local business, your work has the power to inspire someone. Space Fest provides a place where those connections happen and where thousands of visitors can experience firsthand the people and technologies shaping our future.”
Organizations interested in becoming a sponsor, exhibitor, presenter, vendor, volunteer, or community partner are encouraged to apply online before August 15, 2026. Opportunities are available for organizations of all sizes, and participation is expected to fill early.
About Lehigh Valley Space Fest
Lehigh Valley Space Fest is coordinated by Galactic Outreach, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Easton, Pennsylvania, dedicated to inspiring curiosity and expanding public engagement in space, science, technology, engineering, and innovation through educational programs, community events, and outreach initiatives.
About Lehigh University
Located in Pennsylvania’s beautiful Lehigh Valley, Lehigh University is one of the nation’s most distinguished private research universities. Through academic rigor, an entrepreneurial mindset and collaborative opportunities we challenge our students to become the leaders of the future. www.lehigh.edu.
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Emily Collins
