About the Maker's Space
The Maker's Space is a collaborative workspace where people of all ages and skill levels can come together to create, learn, and innovate. It provides access to a variety of tools, materials, and technologies such as 3D printers, laser cutters, vinyl cutters, and sewing machines, enabling users to build anything from crafts to high-tech projects. Makerspaces encourage creativity, experimentation, and problem-solving by fostering a hands-on, DIY approach. Whether you're a hobbyist, student, or entrepreneur, a makerspace is an inclusive environment where you can share ideas, gain new skills, and bring your ideas to life.
Availability
Who can use:
- 3D Printers and the laser engraver are restricted to Library card holders in good standing.
- Patrons must be at 14 years of age to be in the space. Patrons who are 13 and under must accompanied by an adult/guardian who is 18 years or older.
- If you are not a current CLMA member, please click here on how to become a member.
Booking time with equipment and staff:
- Equipment in the Maker's Space is available to be booked.
- Staff can be requested to assist during the booking process.
- Staff will confirm availability of equipment and themselves.
Group Visits
- We are not currently accepting bookings for group visits in the Maker's Space and The Studio.
Room capacity
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of everyone in the space, the Maker's Space has a room capacity of 14 people at any given time. The room capacity limit also includes CLMA staff actively working in the space.
Contact Us
Clarington Library,
Museums & Archives
163 Church Street
Bowmanville, ON,
L1C 1T7