Federal Way Library Makerspace

Federal Way Library Makerspace

Make, play, and invent at the Federal Way Library.

Events

Attend events at the Makerspace or online.

Equipment and Software

Explore your interests. Access a variety of software and equipment for free.

Arts and Crafts

Design and Engineering

Digitization and Preservation

  • Digital converters for VHS, cassette, and vinyl

Electronics and Coding

  • Arduino
  • Makey Makey
  • Snap Circuits

Filmmaking and Photography

Heat Presses and Sublimation Printer

Robotics

  • Cubelets
  • LEGO Spike Prime
  • BeeBots

Sound and Recording

Resources to Prepare for Your Visit

Frequently Asked Questions

Federal Way Library Makerspace FAQs

  • Our Makerspaces are free, library-operated workspaces for people of all ages. All are welcome to learn, create, and collaborate through hands-on experiences.

    Our Makerspaces include equipment and supplies for:

    • Art,
    • Sewing,
    • Audio and video recording,
    • Coding,
    • Robotics, and more.
  • These spaces are for everyone. Some workshops may have age and capacity limits due to the content or availability of tools. Be sure to read class descriptions or ask a staff member for details before attending.

  • A person or group cannot reserve a Makerspace. Please visit the Makerspaces webpage or contact Makerspace staff to learn more about events and services.

  • Thank you for your interest! Please submit a Program Proposal Form, opens a new window.

  • No. We're not offering volunteer opportunities at library Makerspaces at this time.

  • Due to limited storage, we do not take in-kind donations.

    Please consider making a donation to our KCLS Foundation. KCLS Foundation donors have made our Makerspace possible.

  • Our Makerspaces include equipment and supplies for:

    • Art,
    • Sewing,
    • Audio and video recording,
    • Coding,
    • Robotics, and more.

    Learn more about what each Makerspace offers:

Partners

The Makerspace was made possible by donations from the King County Library System Foundation.

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