THE MAKERSPACE
A Place to Create, Learn, and Build Together
The Common Works Makerspace is a shared creative environment designed for hands-on making, learning, and collaboration. It’s a place for artists, makers, hobbyists, and tradespeople to work on projects, build skills, and connect with others through shared making.
What You’ll Find in the Makerspace
• Professional-grade tools and equipment
• Shared workbenches and project space
• Supervised studio environment
• Safety-first setup and clear guidelines
• A welcoming, collaborative atmosphere
Who Is It For
The makerspace is open to people at all skill levels.
Whether you’re just starting out, developing your craft, or working on personal or professional projects, access is structured to support safe use of the space while encouraging learning and growth.
You don’t need to be a professional. Just curious, respectful, and ready to learn.
How Access Works
Access to the makerspace is offered through structured options, depending on how often you plan to use the space.
Self-Guided Access
Regular access for active makers who want consistent time in the space.
Workshop or Class-Based Access
Hands-on workshops that include guided tool use and instruction.
Safety & Orientation
Safety is a shared responsibility.
All makerspace users are required to complete a tool orientation and follow studio guidelines before using equipment. This ensures a safe, respectful environment for everyone in the space.
Some tools may require additional sign-off or supervision.
What to Bring
• Materials for your own projects (unless otherwise noted)
• Closed-toe shoes and appropriate clothing
• A willingness to learn and follow studio guidelines
Basic consumables and shared resources may be provided where appropriate.