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Become a NYSCI member and you get discounts and access to exclusive maker events throughout the year.
In our workshops, we use real tools to make real things and re-use everyday materials in exciting ways. From woodworking and plaster casting to electronics and 3D printing, we encourage experimentation, open-ended exploration, and believe that making mistakes is a great way to learn.
Public workshops run Saturday and Sunday,
1:30 –3 pm & 3:30 – 5 pm.
Maker Space programs are supported by the Capital One Foundation, Cognizant, and the Dassault Systèmes US Foundation.
Maker Space Professional Development
Our Maker Space professional development programs are designed to foster creative problem solving through our pedagogical approach that demonstrates how materials exploration and tinkering for learners of all ages can support and develop an “I Can” mentality. Select from one of our series of one-day workshops, mix or match them, or customize a professional development program that meets your needs.
Resources for Making
Download these great resources to create your own DIY space that inspired NYSCI’s very own Maker Space. LEARN MORE
Learn how to make and customize your own journals, this workshop will teach bookbinding with the help of common household tools-- hammers, nails, needles and thread.
Learn MoreLearn how to make and customize your own journals, this workshop will teach bookbinding with the help of common household tools-- hammers, nails, needles and thread.
Learn MoreLearn how to make and customize your own journals, this workshop will teach bookbinding with the help of common household tools-- hammers, nails, needles and thread.
Learn MoreJoin us as we celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table. View a large-scale 3D periodic table, built by the New York section of the American Chemical Society.
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Groups
Maker Space is a learning environment where school groups and teachers can tinker, design and create together. Everyday materials are reused in exciting ways that encourage experimentation and collaboration to develop 21st-century skills.