Longmont opens doors to fun and creativity

Tinkermill presents its Winter Open House next month.

The largest non-profit makerspace in Colorado and the nearby Rocky Mountain area is Tinkermill, which serves as a meeting place for people with similar interests in art, technology, science, and business who want to work together on creative projects, share tools, learn, teach, create, and prototype new concepts for goods and services.

They can also start businesses, network with others, and share knowledge. Those interested in visiting Tinkermill will find a variety of resources for metalcrafts, jewelry making, 3D printing, ceramics, sewing, robotics, woodworking, and many other fields. It is a space in which to tour, shop and create.

Guided tours, demonstrations, a vendor market, light refreshments, and opportunities for participants to design their own projects will all be available at the Winter Open House. Tinkermill members will be present to display their goods and answer questions about their art. The event is free for all who are interested in attending.

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The Winter Open House will be on Thursday, December 15, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Tinkermill is at 1840 Delaware Place, Unit A in Longmont, Colorado 80501. Visit the venue’s website for more information on how to become a member or make a donation.