Learn how to make Infinity, or never ending cards that have 4 different configurations. Make unique and beautiful greeting cards that are un to make and fun to receive. Ages
We are hoping to get YOU trained the training you need to ‘check out’ the Maker Space like our other study rooms. You can earn ‘badges’ this Spring and gain
Learn to make beautiful wall art using simple materials - yarn, a macrame ring, and beads. No experience necessary. Ages 16+. Registration required. If registration is full, email medford@minlib.net or call
Join us in the Maker Space and test out something new or work on a project of your own! Come for the whole time or just stay for a little
What is Fixit Clinic? Fixit Clinic celebrates repair through all-ages do-it-together hands-on fix-n-learn community-based discovery and disassembly; people bring their broken, non-functioning things -- electronics, small appliances, toys, bicycles, jewelry,
For teens in middle school and high school. Learn and create in the Maker Space. Each month will focus on a different STEAM project that everyone completes together. All materials
For teens in middle school and high school. Learn, create, break, and build things in the Maker Space. There are no assigned projects in this program - it is designed
For readers ages 10-14. This month, we're reading Hooky, v1 by Míriam Bonastre Tur: When Dani and Dorian missed the bus to magic school, they never thought they'd wind up declared
We are hoping to get YOU trained the training you need to ‘check out’ the Maker Space like our other study rooms. You can earn ‘badges’ this Spring and gain
**This program is now FULL. To be added to the waitlist, please email Maddi at mranieri@minlib.net.** For teens in grades 6 and up Take apart existing stuffed animals and combine
For home schooled tweens and teens 11+ Learn and make something new every month in the Maker Space! All materials will be provided. This month's project will be a 3D
For kids in 4th and 5th grade only This month, we’re reading Shannon in the Spotlight by Kalena Miller: Shannon Carter never considered herself much of a theater person. Not like
