IFS Member Open Hours
2026-01-20 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-21 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-22 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-27 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-28 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-29 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-03 12:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-04 12:00 - 18:30 (America/New_York) and 3 more dates

IFS Teens Free Hours
2026-01-20 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-22 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-27 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-29 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-03 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-05 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-10 15:00 - 18:30

Maker Motions and Simple Machines - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-01-21 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
About This Workshop
In this workshop, youth design and build small mechanical creations—such as cardboard automata—using simple machines like cams, cranks, levers, and linkages. Participants explore how motion transfers through connected parts and how small changes can affect movement, balance, and stability.
Through hands-on prototyping and iteration, youth test ideas, make adjustments, and refine their builds. This session emphasizes experimentation and problem-solving, helping participants understand how movement, structure, and design work together in mechanical systems.

What You’ll Learn & Do
Participants will:

Build simple machines using cams, cranks, levers, and linkages
Explore how motion transfers through connected components
Prototype, test, and refine mechanical designs
Use cardboard, foam core, and basic hardware to create moving forms

Why this matters:Understanding simple machines and motion builds a foundation for engineering thinking and mechanical problem-solving. These concepts support later STEAM Futures workshops involving motors, moving parts, interactive builds, and media documentation of motion and process.

STEAM Futures Media Moment
Youth will take part in the Mini Media Crew by capturing short video clips of their moving builds. This may include close-ups of mechanisms in action or simple time-lapse footage showing how projects evolve through testing and iteration. With permission, this footage may be used in the final STEAM Futures Community Showcase.

Who Can Attend

Primary audience: Youth ages 8–18
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site for the duration of the workshop.
Adults may participate as full creators if space is available. Youth participants are always prioritized.

Cost
Youth participants attend free of charge thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation and Eversource.Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools and techniques across multiple disciplines while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – Light Up Characters Circuits and Creativity
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday January 22nd from 2:30pm to 6:30pm

IFS Teen Free Hours
2026-01-21 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-01-28 15:00 - 18:30, 2026-02-04 15:00 - 18:30

Open Maker Space Hours - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-01-22 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
STEAM Futures Open Maker Space Hours
These open maker space hours are designed to support participants in the STEAM Futures Workshop Series by providing time and space to continue working on projects, practice new skills, and explore tools introduced during the workshops. This is an opportunity for youth to build confidence through hands-on making in a relaxed, self-directed environment.
Participants may work on a wide range of projects connected to the series, including plush creations, puppets and mini stages, mechanical builds, light-up circuits, digital designs, stickers, 3D prints, laser-cut pieces, and media projects. Youth are encouraged to bring unfinished work, try new variations, or simply spend time experimenting with materials and tools.
These sessions are not structured workshops. Staff will be present to supervise the space, ensure safe tool use, and offer guidance when needed, but projects are participant-led.

Who Can Attend

Youth ages 8–18 participating in the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site
Adults who have actively participated in any of the STEAM Futures Workshop Series

Cost
Free to youth participants thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation.
Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools such as sewing machines, digital cutters, 3D printers, and a laser engraver while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Registration Note
Please enter the attendee’s name for each RSVP. Parents or guardians should use their own contact information as the purchaser when registering youth.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – Light Up Characters Circuits and Creativity
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday January 29th from 2:30pm to 6:30pm

Free Drop-in Gaming Day at Idea Forge Studios
2026-01-24 11:00 - 18:00 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
Get your Gaming on!
Saturday, January 24, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 6:00 PMIdea Forge Studios at Project Imo | Downtown Willimantic, CTFREE & Open to the Public | All Experience Levels Welcome
Looking for something fun, social, and totally free to do this winter? Join us at Idea Forge Studios for an Open Gaming Day, a relaxed, drop-in tabletop gaming event where community, creativity, and friendly competition collide.
Whether you’re a seasoned tabletop veteran, a curious first-timer, or just looking for a cozy place to roll dice and meet new people, this is your invitation to play.

🧠 What to Expect
Our board game and RPG library will be open all day, featuring a wide range of games—from fast, laugh-out-loud party games to deep strategy and epic fantasy battles. Play for 20 minutes or stay for hours—it’s completely up to you.
🎯 Featured Games & Experiences

Battletech Alpha Strike – fast-paced tabletop mech warfare (perfect for newcomers and veterans alike)

Goats & Goblins

Forges of Ravenshire

We’re Doomed! (with the Meritocracy expansion)

Battles of Westeros

BattleLore

Ugg-Tech

Firefly: The Board Game with Blue Sun and Pirates & Bounty Hunters expansions

RuneWars

🃏 Classic Community Favorites

Wingspan

Ticket to Ride

Catan

Carcassonne

Unmatched

Exploding Kittens

Plus a rotating mix of strategy games, card games, and RPG-friendly systems

Not sure what to play? No problem. Friendly facilitators and experienced players will help you find a game, learn the rules, and jump right in.

🏛️ Why Idea Forge Studios?
Idea Forge Studios is Project Imo’s community-powered creative and learning space in downtown Willimantic. Alongside our makerspaces, studios, and workshops, gaming has become one of our most joyful and welcoming ways to bring people together.
Our open gaming days are:

✅ Inclusive & welcoming

🎓 Beginner-friendly

🤝 Community-driven

🆓 Always free

You don’t need to bring anything—just curiosity, imagination, and maybe a competitive streak 😉

👨‍👩‍👧 Who Should Attend?

Teens, adults, and families

Board game lovers and RPG fans

Battletech players and curious mech pilots

Newcomers looking to learn tabletop games

Frog Con fans and local nerds of all stripes

Anyone who wants a fun, screen-free way to spend a Saturday

This is a drop-in event, so come when you can and stay as long as you like between 11am and 6pm.

🎟️ Free Tickets (Optional but Helpful!)
Admission is 100% free, but registering for a free ticket helps us plan tables, facilitators, and snacks. Prefer to live on the edge? Walk-ins are always welcome.
👉 Register for your free ticket—or just drop in and play!
Come roll dice, command mechs, build kingdoms, and meet fellow gamers at Idea Forge Studios. We’ll save you a seat at the table. 🎲🔥

🎮 Open Access to Games, Terrain, and Game Design at Idea Forge Studios
One of the things that makes gaming at Idea Forge Studios special is access. Our community gaming library goes far beyond boxed games on a shelf—we provide players with shared resources designed to make tabletop gaming more immersive, creative, and accessible to everyone.
During open gaming days, participants have access to our expanding board game and RPG library, along with tabletop terrain, maps, miniatures, tokens, dice, and gameplay aids that enhance both casual and competitive play. Whether you’re commanding BattleMechs, exploring fantasy realms, or teaching a new player their first strategy game, our shared resources help lower barriers and elevate the experience.
Idea Forge Studios is also home to game design and prototyping labs, where community members explore the creative side of gaming. Players can experiment with custom scenarios, homebrew rules, 3D-printed components, terrain design, and original game concepts, blending play with hands-on making.
For those who want ongoing access beyond free events, Idea Forge Studios offers affordable individual memberships for $20/month, providing regular access to gaming resources, creative labs, and open studio time. We also welcome group and club membership partnerships for gaming groups, Battletech units, RPG tables, and community organizations looking for a consistent, welcoming home base.
Our goal is simple: make tabletop gaming accessible, welcoming, and creatively empowering—whether you’re here to play once, play weekly, or build something entirely new.
Check out our Idea Forge page for more information: https://projectimo.org/idea-forge-creators-space/

Light Up Characters Circuits and Creativity - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-01-28 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
About This Workshop
In this workshop, participants learn the basics of circuits by creating light-up characters, badges, or small props. Using LEDs, coin cell batteries, and copper tape, youth build simple paper- or card-based circuits that bring designs to life—lighting up eyes, symbols, or “magic tiles” that glow when a character stands on them.
The session focuses on accessible electronics concepts such as loops, polarity, and troubleshooting. Youth are encouraged to experiment, test ideas, and problem-solve when circuits don’t work on the first try. The techniques introduced here can be expanded in later STEAM Futures workshops involving motion, 3D printing, and interactive builds.

What You’ll Learn & Do
Participants will:

Build simple circuits using batteries, LEDs, and conductive paths
Use copper tape to create paper-based and card-based circuits
Explore polarity, loops, and basic troubleshooting
Integrate light and electronics into visual character design

Why this matters:Learning basic circuitry helps youth understand how energy flows through systems and how design choices affect function. These concepts support future STEAM Futures workshops that involve interactive objects, motion, digital fabrication, and media-driven storytelling.

STEAM Futures Media Moment
Youth will take part in the Mini Media Crew by capturing short video clips of their illuminated creations in a Glow Booth setup. With permission, these clips may be included in the final STEAM Futures Community Showcase.

Who Can Attend

Primary audience: Youth ages 8–18
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site for the duration of the workshop.
Adults may participate as full creators if space is available. Youth participants are always prioritized.

Cost
Youth participants attend free of charge thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation and Eversource.Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools and techniques across multiple disciplines while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – From Sketch to Stickers
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday January 29th from 2:30pm to 6:30pm

Open Maker Space Hours - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-01-29 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
STEAM Futures Open Maker Space Hours
These open maker space hours are designed to support participants in the STEAM Futures Workshop Series by providing time and space to continue working on projects, practice new skills, and explore tools introduced during the workshops. This is an opportunity for youth to build confidence through hands-on making in a relaxed, self-directed environment.
Participants may work on a wide range of projects connected to the series, including plush creations, puppets and mini stages, mechanical builds, light-up circuits, digital designs, stickers, 3D prints, laser-cut pieces, and media projects. Youth are encouraged to bring unfinished work, try new variations, or simply spend time experimenting with materials and tools.
These sessions are not structured workshops. Staff will be present to supervise the space, ensure safe tool use, and offer guidance when needed, but projects are participant-led.

Who Can Attend

Youth ages 8–18 participating in the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site
Adults who have actively participated in any of the STEAM Futures Workshop Series

Cost
Free to youth participants thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation.
Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools such as sewing machines, digital cutters, 3D printers, and a laser engraver while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Registration Note
Please enter the attendee’s name for each RSVP. Parents or guardians should use their own contact information as the purchaser when registering youth.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – From Sketch to Stickers
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday February 4th from 2:30pm to 6:30pm

From Sketch to Stickers - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-02-04 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
About This Workshop
In this workshop, youth begin with a drawing, symbol, or character and transform it into a finished sticker or decal. Participants use iPads and computers with design tools such as Procreate, Canva, GIMP, or Inkscape to refine their artwork, adjust layout, and prepare files for cutting.
Once designs are ready, youth learn how digital files become physical objects using Cricut machines, the Brother ScanNCut, and other cutters. Finished stickers may be laminated and taken home or used in future STEAM Futures projects, connecting digital creativity to tangible results.

What You’ll Learn & Do
Participants will:

Create and refine digital artwork using illustration and design tools
Prepare designs for cutting and print-and-cut workflows
Operate digital cutting machines such as Cricut and ScanNCut
Laminate and finish stickers and decals

Why this matters:
Digital design and cutting introduce youth to workflows used in product design, branding, manufacturing, and creative technology fields. Understanding how digital files translate into physical outputs supports later STEAM Futures workshops involving laser cutting, 3D printing, and media production.

STEAM Futures Media Moment
Youth will take part in the Mini Media Crew during the Screen to Sticker moment by capturing screen recordings and short clips of cutting machines in action. With permission, this footage may be included in the final STEAM Futures Community Showcase.

Who Can Attend

Primary audience: Youth ages 8–18
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site for the duration of the workshop.
Adults may participate as full creators if space is available. Youth participants are always prioritized.

Cost
Youth participants attend free of charge thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation and Eversource.
Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools and techniques across multiple disciplines while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – Intro to 3D Model Printing
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday February 4th from 2:30pm to 6:30pm

Open Maker Space Hours - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-02-05 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
STEAM Futures Open Maker Space Hours
These open maker space hours are designed to support participants in the STEAM Futures Workshop Series by providing time and space to continue working on projects, practice new skills, and explore tools introduced during the workshops. This is an opportunity for youth to build confidence through hands-on making in a relaxed, self-directed environment.
Participants may work on a wide range of projects connected to the series, including plush creations, puppets and mini stages, mechanical builds, light-up circuits, digital designs, stickers, 3D prints, laser-cut pieces, and media projects. Youth are encouraged to bring unfinished work, try new variations, or simply spend time experimenting with materials and tools.
These sessions are not structured workshops. Staff will be present to supervise the space, ensure safe tool use, and offer guidance when needed, but projects are participant-led.

Who Can Attend

Youth ages 8–18 participating in the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site
Adults who have actively participated in any of the STEAM Futures Workshop Series

Cost
Free to youth participants thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation.
Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools such as sewing machines, digital cutters, 3D printers, and a laser engraver while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Registration Note
Please enter the attendee’s name for each RSVP. Parents or guardians should use their own contact information as the purchaser when registering youth.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – Intro to 3D Model Printing
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday February 12th from 2:30pm to 6:30pm

Cupid’s Corner Valentine's Crafting
2026-02-05 17:00 - 19:00 | Cupid’s Corner Pop-Up Shop, 786 Main Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
Cupid’s Corner Crafting – A Free Family-Friendly Workshop in Downtown Willimantic
Thursday, February 5, 2026 | 5:00–7:00 PM📍 Cupid’s Corner Pop-Up ShopFormer Bench Shop, 786 Main Street, Willimantic, CT
Join Project Imo, Willimantic Renaissance, and the Willimantic Lions Club for Cupid’s Corner Crafting — a free, family-friendly Valentine’s workshop taking place in the heart of downtown Willimantic during the Romantic Willimantic season.
This creative, hands-on event is perfect for kids, families, teens, and adults of all ages. Participants will make Valentine’s cards, festive ornaments, and their very own Frog Bridge Guardian as the town prepares for the Romantic Willimantic Chocolate Festival.
This is a drop-in, first-come/first-served event.

🐸 Meet the Frog Bridge Guardians
During the workshop, participants will learn about Willimantic’s iconic Frog Bridge and its four legendary frogs:

Swifty

Manny

Willy

Windy

These beloved characters are reimagined as the Frog Bridge Guardians, protectors of the town during Chocolate Fest and beyond. Families will get to create their own frog hero craft, inspired by these local legends, while learning a bit of Willimantic history along the way.
Each participant will take home:

A handmade Valentine or ornament

A custom Frog Bridge Guardian craft

A Manny the Frog sticker, illustrated by Project Imo’s own Jay Hyland

🎨 Creative Fun for All Ages
All supplies are provided, and no prior experience is needed. This workshop is designed to be welcoming, inclusive, and fun for all skill levels — whether you’re crafting with little ones or just looking for a creative evening downtown.
Admission is free, but we recommend arriving earlier in the program, as supplies are limited and this is a first-come/first-served program.

💝 Sponsored by Community Partners
Cupid’s Corner Crafting is proudly sponsored by the Windham Prevention Coalition and CT DMHAS’ Be In The Know campaign, supporting positive, creative, and community-centered experiences for youth and families.

🛍️ Explore Cupid’s Corner While You’re Here
While attending the workshop, be sure to explore Cupid’s Corner, a Valentine-themed pop-up shop open throughout February. Cupid’s Corner features a curated selection of:

Local artists and makers

Jewelry, ceramics, and Valentine gifts

Youth-created goods by Project Imo participants

Cupid’s Corner is a festive retail and creative hub supporting local businesses, youth entrepreneurs, and downtown revitalization in the lead-up to the Romantic Willimantic Chocolate Festival.

✏️ Coming Up: Intro to Illustration Workshop (Ages 16+)
Enjoyed crafting? Join us again at Cupid’s Corner on Thursday, February 19 for a 16+ Intro to Illustration Workshop, taught by Jay Hyland. This upcoming workshop will dive deeper into illustration, character design, and creative storytelling. More details and registration coming soon — keep an eye on our website and social media!

📌 Event Details at a Glance
What: Cupid’s Corner Crafting – Free Family WorkshopWhen: Thursday, February 5, 2026 | 5–7 PMWhere: Cupid’s Corner, Former Bench Shop, 786 Main Street, Willimantic, CTCost: Free (registration recommended)Who: All ages welcome
🍫 Make It a Full Romantic Willimantic Weekend
Cupid’s Corner Crafting is just one of many reasons to spend time in downtown Willimantic this February. Mark your calendar for Saturday, February 7, 2026, when the town comes alive for the Romantic Willimantic Chocolate Festival — Eastern Connecticut’s favorite winter celebration.
On Chocolate Fest day, downtown transforms into a walkable, chocolate-filled village featuring sweet treats, live music, local shopping, family activities, and festive surprises around every corner. Visitors are encouraged to explore Main Street, support small businesses, and enjoy the creative energy that makes Willimantic so special.
While you’re celebrating, be sure to stop by Cupid’s Corner at the former Bench Shop on Main Street and visit Project Imo’s fundraising vendor booth. Project Imo will be featuring youth- and IDS-member-created gifts, crafts, and artwork, all made right here in Willimantic. Every purchase directly supports youth leadership, creative education, and community-based programs through Project Imo’s work at Idea Forge Studios.
Whether you’re crafting with family, shopping local, or indulging in Chocolate Fest traditions, Cupid’s Corner is a must-visit stop. Plan your visit, bring a friend, and fall in love with Willimantic this February.
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Intro to 3D Model Printing - STEAM Futures Workshop Series
2026-02-11 14:30 - 18:30 | Base Camp & Idea Forge Studios, 54 North Street, Willimantic, CT, 06226, United States
About This Workshop
In this workshop, youth explore the fundamentals of 3D model printing by learning how digital models are prepared, adjusted, and turned into physical objects. Participants use beginner-friendly tools such as TinkerCAD or Shapr3D to create or modify simple charms, tokens, or small props, focusing on scale, shape, and printability rather than complex modeling.
Youth are introduced to slicing and 3D printing workflows using Creality K1 Max and Ender 3 printers. While not every print will finish during the session, all participants will see their designs move from digital files to physical prints, reinforcing how digital decisions affect real-world outcomes.

What You’ll Learn & Do
Participants will:

Create, adjust, or remix simple 3D models using beginner-friendly tools
Learn how scale, shape, and alignment affect print success
Explore slicing basics and how 3D printers read digital files
Observe 3D printers in operation and understand the full print workflow

Why this matters:3D model printing helps youth understand how digital designs become physical objects, a core concept in engineering, manufacturing, and product design. These skills support later STEAM Futures workshops involving laser cutting, motion builds, electronics integration, and media documentation of fabrication processes.

STEAM Futures Media Moment
Youth will take part in the Mini Media Crew during the 3D Reveal moment by recording short clips of their models on screen and their prints in progress. With permission, this footage may be included in the final STEAM Futures Community Showcase.

Who Can Attend

Primary audience: Youth ages 8–18
Youth ages 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who remains on-site for the duration of the workshop.
Adults may participate as full creators if space is available. Youth participants are always prioritized.

Cost
Youth participants attend free of charge thanks to support from the Liberty Bank Foundation and Eversource.Adults are welcome to attend at no cost and are invited to contribute, if they are able, to help make future programs accessible to the whole community.

Location
Project Imo – Idea Forge Creators Space

About the STEAM Futures Workshop Series
STEAM Futures is a hands-on workshop series hosted at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space. Each session blends art, design, science, technology, and engineering through accessible, project-based learning. Youth explore tools and techniques across multiple disciplines while building confidence as creative makers and problem-solvers. Participants may attend individual workshops or engage throughout the full series.

Made Possible By

NEXT Workshop in the Series – Laser Cutting and Engraving
Open Maker Space Hours – Thursday February 12th from 2:30pm to 6:30pm
