Frequently Asked Questions
What is Frederick Makerspace?
Frederick Makerspace is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a collaborative workspace and resources for makers, creators, and innovators in the Frederick community. Our mission is to foster creativity, learning, and entrepreneurship through access to tools, equipment, and educational programs.
Who can use Frederick Makerspace?
Frederick Makerspace is open to individuals of all ages and skill levels who are interested in making things. Whether you're a hobbyist, entrepreneur, artist, student, or professional, you are welcome to join our community and utilize our facilities and resources.
What kind of equipment and facilities will Frederick Makerspace offer?
The Frederick Makerspace will include a wide range of tools and equipment for woodworking, metalworking, electronics, 3D printing, sewing, and more. We will also provide dedicated workspaces, meeting areas, and classrooms for members to collaborate and learn.
How can I support Frederick Makerspace?
There are several ways you can support Frederick Makerspace, including becoming a member, making a donation, volunteering your time and skills, or sponsoring a program or event. Your support helps us continue to grow and serve the maker community in Frederick.
When will Frederick Makerspace announce its location and opening date?
We are diligently working on finalizing our location and setting an opening date for Frederick Makerspace, aiming for early 2025. Stay tuned for updates on our progress and the exciting developments ahead!
Frederick Makerspace was founded by Adam and Katey Barron, who bring a wealth of experience in tools, technology, and the nonprofit sector to the organization.
With backgrounds in engineering, business, and community development, Adam and Katey are passionate about fostering creativity, learning, and innovation in the Frederick community.
Adam has extensive experience in utilizing tools and technology to bring ideas to life. He has a keen understanding of the maker movement and is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive space for individuals of all backgrounds and skill levels to explore their creativity.
Katey brings expertise in nonprofit management and community engagement to Frederick Makerspace. With a background in business administration and entrepreneurship, Katey is committed to building strong partnerships and programming that empower individuals to pursue their passions and contribute to the local maker community.
Together, Adam and Katey are driven by a shared vision of making resources and education accessible to all, and they are excited to lead Frederick Makerspace in its mission of inspiring creativity and innovation in Frederick.