Along with checking out books, patrons can embroider a T-shirt, personalize a coffee mug or record their own podcast at Albright Memorial Library in Scranton. It’s all part of the library’s Makerspace ...

A makerspace is an area intended to help its users express their creativity by crafting, building and designing whatever they can imagine. Typical amenities include 3-D printers that can create useful ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Commissioner Doug Bridges and Library Director Wright Adams cut the ribbon for the Makerspace Monday morning, Feb. 7, 2022, at the ...

A new makerspace for innovation, learning and creativity is officially open in Washington Twp. Creativity Commons, powered by Washington-Centerville Public Library and located within the Washington ...

Central Resource Library’s popular MakerSpace, with its 3-D printer and audio/visual equipment, will get a major cash infusion over the next three years from a new partnership with Black & Veatch. The ...

The Rochester Hills Public Library now has a 3-D scanner for its Eureka Lab/Makerspace. The Makerspace contains a variety of equipment and resources for making unique items. RHPL cardholders can scan ...

Fans of the Boulder Public Library District’s BLDG 61 Makerspace can look forward to expanded studio time and new spaces for creating in the not-too-distant future. Located in the north building at ...

Dumpster diving and dollar stores. Purse-shaped post-it's and animal lubricant. When you're building a makerspace on a budget, you learn that resources are everywhere—and they aren't always what you ...

The King County Library System is opening its first makerspace this weekend. And it’s doing so with the help of a $100,000 grant from Google. The new ideaX Makerspace stakes out 3,000 square feet on ...

XENIA — Greene County Public Library has been awarded $500,000 to renovate the Xenia Library’s “makerspace” as part of the county’s latest round of American Rescue Plan Act grants. The Xenia Library’s ...

All human beings make stuff, UB faculty member Sam Abramovich says. So imagine making something that satisfies a personal, customized need, or solving a problem for your family, or finding a way to ...