Federal Way Library Makerspace FAQs

• What’s a Makerspace?

  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.

• Who can use a Makerspace?

  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.

• Can a person or group reserve a Makerspace? 

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

• How can I propose a class to teach at a Makerspace?

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

• Can I volunteer at a Makerspace?

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

• Can I donate to a Makerspace?

  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.

• What equipment and software are available at the Makerspaces?

  Our Makerspaces include equipment and supplies for:

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

  Learn more about what each Makerspace offers:

  • Bellevue
  • Federal Way