The museum’s mobile maker program can use no technology, low technology or high technology, depending on its audience. The Dec. 5 park visit is presented for kids and families.

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The Perot Museum’s TECH Truck does not equate STEAM learning with screens or gadgets: the museum says its activities may use no technology, low technology or high technology, depending on the audience. That flexible approach is the context for its Saturday, Dec. 5 visit to Klyde Warren Park.
The TECH Truck is part of the Perot Museum’s Community Programs work, which brings STEM learning to locations around the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The museum describes the truck as a way to take hands-on science experiences into settings such as parks, libraries, community centers and public events, rather than limiting them to a museum visit.
The museum also frames its community engagement around widening STEM opportunities in communities that have experienced underrepresentation or have fewer resources. That is the program’s broader purpose, not a special eligibility rule for this park stop: Klyde Warren Park lists the event for kids and families and does not name a separate qualification.
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Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026, from 7 to 9 p.m. The event page lists one two-hour visit.
The event is at Klyde Warren Park, 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201. The listing does not identify the truck’s exact position within the park.
Klyde Warren Park says its activities are free and open to the public. The event listing gives no separate price or ticket instructions.
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The event is described as intended for kids and families. No age recommendation, capacity, materials list or event-specific advance-registration instructions are provided.
Klyde Warren Park’s entry terms say visitors consent to their voices and likenesses being recorded and used without compensation for news coverage and park publicity. They also release the park and its successors, assigns and licensees from liability related to that use.
The park says it is designed for wheelchair navigation and has a ramped entrance and soft surfaces; all park restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Family restrooms are in the gated Children’s Park. Public restrooms for all guests are by Nancy Best Fountain on the East Lawn and next to La Parada on the West Lawn. These are park-wide details, not confirmation of the truck’s exact placement or of every activity’s setup.
The event listing names Klyde Warren Park at 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201, but does not give a more specific truck location or entrance. Use the linked map to orient yourself and calculate directions from your starting point.
The park FAQ points to valet and self-parking options; check the linked parking information for current details. The park map marks an M-Line Trolley location and a bike rack, but does not provide event-specific transit directions. No parking rates or availability are stated here.
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Klyde Warren Park lists daily hours of 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
The park listing mentions building, experimenting and crafting as examples, but does not name the specific projects for Dec. 5.
Not necessarily. The museum says the program can involve no technology, low technology or high technology, depending on the audience.
Klyde Warren Park says activities held in the park are free and open to the public. The event listing does not give a separate fee or ticket instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions — Klyde Warren Park ↗ · Perot Museum TECH Truck — Klyde Warren Park ↗
The listing describes the event for kids and families but gives no age cutoff, recommendation or event-specific advance-registration instructions.
2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201
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