The Dabble Box makerspace is a “do-it-yourself” multi-purpose programming space where customers of all ages can explore technology, arts, and crafts. Develop new technology skills, gain confidence, and discover new talents and career opportunities.
The Maker in Residence is a person with expertise in making, well, something. Over the course of one month, they will be available to share their knowledge through demonstration and classes. During in-studio hours they will work on a project of their choosing in the RCU Dabble Box Makerspace. It’s a chance for the public to watch them at work, dabble in something new, and pick the brain of an expert.
The library lets you borrow things! What things? Things like banjos, snowshoes, crafting kits, useful tech, and a whole lot more. Check it out!
It’s true! The library has 3D printers that reproduce digital files as solid physical objects. And it’s free. Click the button below to learn about requesting a print job.
Read/download our overview and resource guides:
Check out our library of do-it-yourself projects you can do at home! Click below for downloadable/printable how-to guides (PDF).
