Mehek Rashad

Women behind STEMLAB: Mehek Rashad and Ayesha Inam! These trailblazing CEOs are redefining hands-on learning, where science meets imagination and curiosity sparks innovation. Together, they’re not just leading a lab—they’re leading a movement to inspire the next generation of thinkers, creators, and changemakers. Ready to get curious? Let’s explore the future, one experiment at a time!

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Junior Workshop

Saturday 1st Feb

پرِ سرخاب کا راز Par-e-Surkhaab Ka Raaz (The Secret of Surkhaab’s Feather - A Potions Lab) with The STEM Lab

Location: Central Garden At the heart of the WOW Festival Surkhaab is the celebration of women and girls as powerful creators, thinkers, and change-makers. “Par-e-Surkhaab Ki Justaju” brings this philosophy to life through an exciting SCAVENGER HUNT designed to ignite curiosity and inspire discovery. In this thrilling adventure, young explorers—especially girls—will step into the role of fearless scientists, problem-solvers, and innovators. They will work together to solve creative challenges and unravel hidden clues, leading them to the grand finale: a spectacular Elephant Toothpaste Explosion! This explosive reaction symbolizes how even the smallest spark of curiosity can lead to bold, beautiful outcomes when fueled by confidence and imagination. The hunt encourages every participant, especially girls, to embrace science, exploration, and leadership—empowering them to see themselves as future innovators and changemakers.

1:00PM - 2:00 PM Junior Workshop

Sunday 2nd Feb

پرِ سرخاب کی جستجو Par-e-Surkhaab Ki Justuju (The Pursuit of the Surkhaab’s Feathers) With The STEM Lab

Location: Central Garden Enter Par-e-Surkhaab Ka Raaz - the inclusive Magical Potions Lab, where science transforms into magic! Young creators—especially girls—will mix, fizz, and bubble their way through exciting experiments, discovering the wonder of chemistry in every colorful potion. Inspired by the WOW Festival Surkhaab, this hands-on experience empowers girls to explore, create, and see themselves as future scientists and innovators.