The Long Beach High School Technology Education Department will host its first-ever Tech Expo and Car Show on Saturday, October 29 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. All are welcome to attend this event at Long Beach High School, located at 322 Lagoon Drive West, and witness the projects that students designed and built through their involvement in technology-related classes.

Students enrolled in the wood shop courses will showcase the Adirondack chairs they constructed, some of which furnish the building’s first floor commons area. They will also present other handiwork creations such as cutting boards.

Members of the architecture classes will display their renderings of new plans for the lower level commons space with the intention of providing a warmer, more student-friendly atmosphere. They will also exhibit Balsam wood models and demonstrate the printing of objects using a 3D MakerBot.

Projects fabricated in the metal shop will be featured as well, and tours of the high school’s state-of-the-art TV studio, wood shop and other classrooms will be offered to those interested in experiencing the facilities firsthand.

In addition to the students’ work, a car show will bring another component to the event. Car enthusiasts will display an assortment of automobiles that will range in makes, years and models.