CALGARY—Rain dampened the twin Tesla coils standing overtop of Beakerhead’s grounds, but the art and science festival said it had a good showing. Mary Anne Moser, president and co-founder of Beakerhead, at the festival’s headquarters in downtown Calgary ( Brennan Doherty / StarMetro ) The famed Tesla coils at Beakerhead on Sunday. ( Brennan Doherty / StarMetro ) An exhibit on the Sun at Beakerhead. ( Brennan Doherty / StarMetro ) An exhibit on the Sun at Beakerhead ( Brennan Doherty / StarMetro ) The Pulse Blooms at Beakerhead on Sunday ( Brennan Doherty / StarMetro )About 150 artists and engineers came together this year from all corners of the earth to make it happen. Article Continued BelowHowever, despite the wet conditions, Moser said Beakerhead still had plenty of devoted attendees.

Source: thestar September 23, 2018 21:00 UTC