Open Maker is your space to create, tinker, and bring your ideas to life!

Join us every Monday and Thursday evening for casual, self-led sessions where you can work on your own projects, repair items, or explore new skills. These sessions are a fantastic opportunity to collaborate with peers, share knowledge, and take advantage of our Makerspace equipment — completely free!

Explore tools like the laser cutter, 3D printers, die cutting machines, and a range of electronics while connecting with a community of fellow makers. For more information, bookings, and helpful resources, visit our dedicated Open Maker website.

To access the Makerspace, participants must:

Be 16+ with a full library membership
Book a session in advance
Complete a Safety Induction
Wear enclosed shoes and appropriate PPE
Adhere to the Safe Operating Procedures
Not use external equipment or tools

Do you prefer a facilitator-led workshop?

If you are looking for a facilitator-led program or just starting out on your Maker journey, we recommend booking one of our Open Maker Workshops before joining the self-led Open Maker sessions.

Important to know:

The purpose of our service is to support community learning and prototyping small quantities of your own creations, as we are a non-commercial organisation.
Photos and video may be taken during the event and shared across the library's and Council's communication channels (including but not limited to social media and eNewsletters). Please notify a staff member if you do not wish to be photographed or filmed.

Contact the host of Open Maker: Self-led Creative Workshops

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