Made in Baltimore: The Building and Business of a Makerspace
There’s more than one way to develop a property. Will Holman discusses the options available for makerspaces.
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Made in Baltimore: What Kind of Makerspace to Make?
Dive in with Will Holman as he explores American makerspaces and sets foot on a journey to build his own: Open Works in Baltimore, Maryland.
8 Questions for a Traveling Paper Maker
With her Mobile Mill, Jillian Bruschera brings the ancient practice of papermaking to communities across America.
Yearn to Burn? Find a Mini Burning Man Near You
Whatever your reason for missing the main event, you’re in luck. There’s a burn near you. Find it on the official regional map!
Free Tickets to Maker Faire New York: Join the Street Team
Join the Maker Faire Street Team and earn two free tickets to the 2015 World Maker Faire New York
Maker Pro Q&A: Stuck on Sugru
Sugru is a “moldable glue” that has found a place in many Maker toolboxes. Inventor Jane Ní Dhulchaointigh talks about finding her product’s niche.
Making a Maker City — National Associations (Part 3 of 3)
Recognizing patterns can be useful. When building a Maker City ecosystem it’s helpful to know which institutions to target for partnering. Examples of recurring partners include libraries, science museums, colleges, fab labs, and high schools. Gaining their attention, educating them and getting them onboard takes time, persistence, and a lot of energy. Wouldn’t it be […]
