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And NO - this training is not at 2am :-) !!!!!!!!!!!
Darrin, who is often around the shop weeknights after 6:30 and on weekends, has volunteered to do Ad Hoc Trainings on the Drum Sander.
Please have a copy of your receipt printed or on your phone when arriving. This training is for TCMAKER MEMBERS ONLY
PLEASE NOTE: This is a NON-REFUNDABLE ticket. Once you purchase this ticket you may not request a refund/credit for any reason.
NOTE: *This class is required for ceramics studio members who do not pass or do not attempt the wheel-throwing sign-off. Members must either pass the wheel-throwing sign off or take the 101 course to wheel throw in our studio. Thank you!*
Questions or trouble signing up for this class? Email ceramics@tcmaker.org.
This class is centered around the potter's wheel. Students will understand the basic tools and materials as well as proper studio safety and clean-up practices. Students will learn to prepare clay for throwing, center the clay on the wheel, open and pull clay walls, and create basic forms like cylinders and bowls. Finally, students will learn how to refine and trim forms, apply surface decoration and glaze, and understand the process of bisque and glaze firing.
The skills acquired in this class will the the foundation on which you can keep building with more advanced classes and/or open studio time.
Come ready to get messy. Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty; don't worry about clay on your clothes - it washes right off! Most importantly, come ready to have fun!
This class is taught by Paola Evangelista. Artist and educator, born in Peru and based in the Twin Cities since 2019. Read more at www.paolaevangelista.com
This class is taught by Lynn Cardwell. She has over 10 years of experience with ceramics and education.
This class is taught by JJ Bunch.
This fun spoon carving class will teach the basics such as safety, carving grips, tool maintenance, and finishing techniques. Students will develop their own personal carving aesthetic while learning about the history of wood carving and its appeal in contemporary fine craft. This wonderfully sociable artform is very portable, low cost, low mess, ecologically friendly, and is connected to nearly every culture worldwide! Leave with a beautiful fully functional and finished spoon that has your personal creative style literally carved into it.
Anders Nienstaedt
If there is interest in buying a carving kit, this will be discussed first day of class.
This class is run by Articulture and hosted by Twin Cities Maker.
Never let your plants get thirsty again!
Do you love gardening but lack the energy for watering all your enthusiastic plant purchases? Are you like me and the phrase "just one more tomato plant, I'm sure I have room for it" haunt you by August? Join us as we explore the wonderful world of creating your own irrigation system. Schedule or manually turn on your spigot and away it goes!
This class has two parts.
In part one we'll cover types of irrigation you can use, the pro's and cons, and what material is ideal. We'll also include some piping best practices and how to prepare your system for winter.
Part two participants are encouraged to bring in their garden layout and start planning their system. We will also be learning how to solder, use some basic piping tools, and making out own manifolds for our irrigation system.
Participants will take home a PVC manifold, if participants would prefer a copper one, please reach out to the instructor at cory.due@tcmaker.org.
Cory Due is an over-enthusiastic gardener who is still learning the meaning of "no we cannot add one more plant to this bed". They are a pipefitter during the day (and sometimes night) and love spending time with their family. Their enthusiasm for food and gardening is only ever tempered by time and space.
This time is set aside to perform tasks around making sure our tools stay in peak performance and trying to ensure that the tools stay in good working order during the month.
Never repaired a tool or performed maintenance before – not a problem!! There are maintenance task for all levels of expertise – and we’ll always have at least one person around that can help you learn!
Come learn about the jewelry bench! We have tools to support fabrication workflows as well as casting (red sand and investment casting). The instructor's subject area is silversmithing, but all interest areas are welcomed as we seek to expand our jewelry-making offerings.
In this orientation, you will learn each tool's role in the jewelry-making process, from cutting and forming to soldering and polishing. This department is distinct from the Lapidary department, but the skills go hand-in-hand!
Measuring and Marking
Forming
Cutting and Reducing
Joining
Polishing
Various Jigs and Miscellaneous
We will end by discussing what's next for the jewelry department, how to get involved, and where to find resources for learning more.
Happy making! ~Abby
This class will provide wood shop users with foundational skills in woodworking including planning, materials, marking, skills, and tool use.
Students will be introduced to the TC Maker wood shop mindset and safety expectations. Learn how to plan a successful project with a focus on construction methods and joinery. Select wood, measure and mill materials, and learn order of operations and assembly. Finally, we'll cover wood finishing including finish options and technique.
Each of the four sessions will last two hours and start with a lesson portion. If we have any extra time, the instructors can help answer questions and consult on projects.
The workbench, clamps, vices, measuring tools, squares, chisel, hand plane, bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer, sanding station, and more.
Clothing suitable to the wood shop. Wear close-toed shoes and avoid loose, dangling clothing and accessories.
Eye and hearing protection is required. Dust masks and eye/ear protection are available to borrow but bringing your own is recommended.
Open Circuits is open to both Twin City Maker members and the public at large. We'll meet in the Twin Cities Maker Electronics Lab and spill out into the lobby as necessary.
(on the docket for the foreseeable future)
It is not necessary to RSVP to this event!
Electronics in need of repair? Stop by Twin Cities Maker on Troubleshoot Tuesdays to get help from a pro and learn to fix your device! This will be an opportunity to diagnose your electronics issues and get some basic repairs.
Please sign up using this form to attend, this will help our techs prepare for your arrival!
Troubleshoot Tuesdays are run by RECA, Minnesota Tech for Success, and Free Geek Twin Cities.
Curious about 3D printing? Want to make organizers, replacement parts, cosplay props, custom brackets, mounts, prototypes, or just something fun you found online? This is your starting point.
No previous 3D printing experience needed. Just bring your curiosity.
After registering, please complete this free Bambu Class: https://bambulab.com/en-us/support/academy/11
Course completion is REQUIRED so we can check you off for printer access.
No computer or smartphone to take the course? Just email 3D@tcmaker.org and we will make it work.
In this hands-on session, we will walk through how the 3D lab works, go over shared space guidelines, and guide you step-by-step through printing on our Bambu Lab 3D printers. Bring an STL file if you have one you are excited about, or use one of ours. If your print does not finish during class, you can pick it up later. Filament for training prints is provided.
By the end, you will be officially checked off and ready to use the Bambu Lab printers on your own.
Open to both members and non-members. If you have printed before, you are still welcome to join. You can also email us about scheduling a quick 30-minute check-off session.
Want to go further? After this class, members can take intermediate training to unlock our Bambu X1C with AMS. We also run a monthly resin class for the Anycubic resin 3D printers. 3D scanner training for the Creality Raptor Pro is available upon request.
If the class is full, reach out and we will schedule a 1:1 session based on availability.
Got any questions or need assistance? Email us at 3D@tcmaker.org and we are happy to help.
We cannot wait to see what you make. Happy making!
Join us for our monthly Twin Cities Maker Community Night—an evening of free food, conversation, and connection! We’ll be firing up the grill (with vegetarian options available), so come stop by for some tasty dinner. The focus this month is all about community: meeting fellow makers, sharing ideas, and enjoying time together at the shop.
Whether you’re a longtime member or visiting for the first time, it’s a great chance to connect, learn more about TCM, and be part of the maker community.
Twin Cities Maker (TC Maker) is a non-profit, all volunteer run, community maker space based in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
Our mission is to make, share, and learn.
We have a maker space (The Hack Factory) for members to build projects using various media and technologies, from wood and metal working, electronics to fabrics, laser cutters to 3D Printers and beyond.
We invite you to come visit our space and take a tour to learn about our community, and how you can participate in it. We welcome folks to check out the space on Wednesday evenings. A tour of the space will start in the lobby at 7 PM.
Learn more about us at our website! https://www.tcmaker.org/
This event is a tour only. Non-members are not permitted to operate any tools or equipment. Appropriate safety precautions MUST be taken before entering the shop.
Fiber Night on Wednesday in the lobby for anyone who wants to join! We'll be working on beginning knitting and crochet but are open to any other suggestions
Email artifactory@tcmaker.org with questions!
Orientation will be a half-hour session covering space changes, equipment and material locations, donations, cleanliness protocols, and safety procedures for new members and those who haven't been down to the Artifactory in a while.
Learn how to use templates to make repeatable and precise parts with the bandsaw and router.
Learn how to move beyond straight lines and simple angles using the magic of templates. In this class, you will move beyond straight edges to create complex curves and repeatable parts with precision and repeatability. With this skill, you will be able to produce everything from curved furniture legs and curved table tops to serving trays handles and guitar bodies.
Confident use of a router and bandsaw is required.
(1) We will learn how to safely cut out excess material on the bandsaw to prepare for a template, (2) master the use of flush-trim bits on the router table, and (3) practice techniques to prevent "tear-out" on curved profiles. After this class, you will be able to design and use custom templates to create parts and components for any project.
Up To 7 Days Before the Event Starts
Tim Bednar is an Assistant Wood Shop Manager at TC Maker and also teaches the Woodworking 101 class. After studying at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, he spent many years as a minister and then web developer before returning to furniture design and woodcraft.
What tools do we have? Where are they? What do they look like?
Our wiki (wiki.tcmaker.org) needs an overhaul, and we need a group of volunteers to pull it off. Expect a glass of wine, collaboration with fellow makers, and a better-organized collective knowledge base.
No experience needed! Bring a laptop since we'll likely only have one PC set up, but keep in mind this first meeting will be heavily focused on planning, styling, and structure.
We'll be starting fresh with a MediaWiki (like Wikipedia) installation, pulling from the current Wiki.js setup for source material—at least for the parts that aren't wildly out-of-date.
Join us for an evening of creativity, connection, and community as Twin Cities Queer Open Mic comes to Twin Cities Maker! This open mic celebrates all forms of expression—whether it’s singing, music, poetry, spoken word, visual art, performance, or whatever wild and wonderful ideas our community brings to the stage.
Everyone is welcome to share, or just come to listen, cheer, and enjoy the energy of queer voices and creativity. Bring your art, your words, your songs—or just bring yourself.
~ This is a drop-in, drop-out event. Come as you please. TCM members do not need to RSVP, just show up! ~
Bring your raw metals and get guidance from experts!
Join silversmithing instructor Abby Schneider for Open Studio in the jewelry department! Drop in and out, or come for the whole time, it doesn't matter! We're here to hang out, listen to music, and build a community of people making beautiful things.
No prior jewelry experience is necessary or assumed, and this event can also serve as your orientation for the jewelry department. This is a time for getting together with other artists for community, advice/direct assistance on projects, and learning about safely using the advanced tools.
You can even come if you don't make jewelry but are just curious about the techniques involved in small metalworking. My hope is to build a knowledge-sharing community of practice. Everyone is welcome.
If you're not a member, this is a great way to try out TCM's jewelry tools and see if the space is for you. Bring some raw metal and have some fun!
If there are no users who bring raw metal, that is also completely okay! In that case, Abby will be there running a jewelry demonstration.
Join this in-person orientation to learn more about the CNC routers at Twin Cities Maker.
Orientation will start in the classroom—not the CNC room.
Agenda:
CNC orientation is generally held on the second Friday of the month.
This is orientation required for use of the metal shop at TC Maker Minneapolis. We explain our equipment, safety procedures, storage and training requirements for our more advanced tools. Also provide recommendations for PPE, consumables and other things to help make your use of the metal shop effective for you and our other members.
Join us as we listen to Jazz 88's Bluegrass Saturday Morning and work to make the metal shop a little brighter and more functional! First Saturday of every month we'll chip away to make our space better and cleaner!
Registration is not required although it helps us gauge what we can get done. Drop-in and stay a while, or come and pass a broom once, everyone is welcome.
Feel more confident in understanding how your home AC works and learn how to identify and fix issues on your own.
This class is for every homeowner who would like to have a better working understanding of their home AC unit and learn basic troubleshooting and maintenance skills. Learn the steps you can take before you call a company to solve simple issues. We will be working on a demonstration condensing unit and evaporator.
Skills we'll learn in the class together: How does your refrigeration system work? Major components. How to use an electrical meter to look for problems. How to change out the most common components. Summer maintenance items. How to spot an issue that will need a professional. When to change your system.
Participants are welcome to bring pictures and model/serial numbers of their current home systems. You are also welcome to bring your own electrical meter. Fluke is the industry standard but Klein are a good choice for homeowners.
Gloves
Up To 7 Days Before the Event Starts.
Cory Due is a local 539 pipefitter who focuses on service work and HVAC. They have both a welding degree and HVAC degree and largely work on commercial systems. They enjoy teaching and making mechanical concepts more accessible to all. When they aren't teaching they're scheming about house projects, tending to their garden, or spending time with their family and menagerie of animals.
At 6:45 we will do a brief training for use of the metal shear, which requires in-person checkoff. Following that, you will be allowed to use our 4' sheet metal shear. You can attend either or both sessions if you wish.
Please be on time and let me know if you cannot attend. Thank you
Build a piece of design history while mastering the fundamentals of efficient, honest design using Enzo Mari’s Autoprogettazione from 1974.
In 1974, Italian designer Enzo Mari released Autoprogettazione, a project to teach ‘self-design’ through the process of making. In this three-session intensive, we will build the most iconic Sedia chair. You will learn to look past complex joinery and learn "design by making." This class is ideal for all makers of any skill level wanting to design what they build. Students are free to follow the plan or add more complex joinery. Lumber is not included with registration fee. An estimated material cost ranges from $80 to $100 for 4-5 1x6 select pine boards with a precise list provided to the students before class.
Confident use of a miter saw and drill is required.
(1) You will learn to interpret the Autoprogettazione drawings to create a cut list from standard dimensional lumber, (2) master efficient cross-cutting and assembly, and (3) explore the principles that make this "box-like" chair surprisingly comfortable. After this class, you will have completed a Sedia chair and gained a new perspective on how simple materials can be elevated into high-end design objects.
We encourage all members to attend our Town Hall meetings!
The Town Hall is on the 2nd Tuesday of the 3rd month of each quarter. This is an opportunity for every member of Twin Cities Maker to meet with members of the senior leadership. Each meeting will comprise of an update on major ongoing projects, overall strategy, and what the future holds. The remainder of the meeting will be dedicated to general discussion and Q&A.
All Town Hall meeting are held in person in the Artifactory as well as virtually online. To join the meeting online please visit https://go.tcmaker.org/boardmeeting
Join us for a fun, free evening of print-making at Twin Cities Maker! Come with a friend or on your own and try your hand at linocut stamp-making. We’ll provide the tools, materials, and guidance—no experience needed. At the end of the evening, we'll use our stamps to create a collective print project!
This event is free of charge, but please register in advance.
Our wonderful 3D lab manager Annandita will be moving away soon! We’ll be having a gathering in the lobby on June 10th to say goodbye and tell her much we’ll miss her.
We’re going to have a little potluck-style meal so bring something to share if you’re able! See you there!
Whether you are a brand new member of Twin Cities Maker, or have been a member for a really long time but haven't been in the shop for awhile, attending a new member orientation will get you up to speed on the policies, guidelines, and culture of Twin Cities Maker.
Signup, download a copy of our handbook, and come to session. During orientation you get to meet some new people, have all your questions answered, and get acquainted with Twin Cities Maker policies, guidelines, and culture.
Orientation lasts for about 1 hour with time after for questions and support for any issues.
After you have completed orientation you will receive your fob to access the facility, which will be activated once have paid all membership fees.
If you are going to be working in the woodshop be sure to sign up for woodshop orientation immediately following this class. Check our orientations calendar to register.
All New Members are required to Pre-Register for this Orientation.
If you cannot attend an in person orientation, please reach out to membership@tcmaker.org so that we can work out special arrangements.
Wood Shop Orientation is a required orientation for all woodworkers.
During Orientation we will cover basic shop safety guidelines along with best practices that are necessary to use the wood shop at Twin Cities Maker!
https://wiki.tcmaker.org/en/shop_departments/wood_shop
Ceramics orientations are on hold until further notice as we complete our expansion project. This upgrade will allow us to welcome additional members into the studio.
Please direct any questions to: ceramics@tcmaker.org
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NOTE: *You must attend the general Twin Cities Maker Orientation ("New Member Orientation") in addition to our Ceramics Studio Orientation.*
Questions or trouble signing up for this orientation? Email ceramics@tcmaker.org
The general orientation will orient you with the makerspace as a whole, while our ceramics studio orientation will focus specifically on the processes and procedures in our shop. We recommend completing the general orientation before the ceramics orientation. You do not need to attend orientation before taking a class or workshop. However, orientation is a requirement to keep using the studio after a class or workshop ends.
Our ceramics orientation will cover:
Come prepared to ask questions and have fun!
- Your TCM Ceramics Managers
Interested in printmaking? Learn the basics of relief printing by carving your own linoleum block and running an edition of your print!
Printmaking is a fun, relatively easy way to make art that you can mass produce yourself. Relief printmaking is one of the most common, accessible forms and is a great place to start if you are new to the medium. In this class we will be carving linoleum, a soft, Eco-friendly composite that is easy to carve. Together we will cover various techniques to make creating your design and carving it easier, as well as give you the tools and knowledge to keep making once this class is completed. To finish the class we will run an edition of your unique print in ink, so you will have multiple copies of your piece to keep, trade, or share!
Wear close-toed shoes. The maker space is a busy place and it is always good practice! Bring hair ties if needed and avoid loose jewelry and clothing. We will be working with sharp blades after all!
Hi! My name is Evie Redding. I am a recent graduate of Grinnell College where I got degrees in Studio Art and Anthropology. In art I specialize in ceramics and printmaking (keep an eye out for my upcoming ceramics classes!) and I do biological archaeology for anthro. For the past three years I worked at my school's maker space as the head of the Tech studio, and I recently moved to the Twin Cities to pursue opportunities in art. I live with my partner, our two cats, and my leopard gecko! I love to make art and learn new things, and I am always happy to answer any questions sent my way!
Join Jon Alt and other volunteers as we build the new benches for the teaching woodshop! This event will take place in the current woodshop and will occupy the two table saws, the miter saw, and six of the assembly tables! We can't wait to see you there!
Add welding to your DIY skillset with this introductory course.
Learn the basics of MIG welding and walk away with your own small wall-mounted coat hanger. In this class you will learn a basic welding framework to use on your own projects at home or in the TC Maker shop. Safety, machine basics, gas choice and set-up, as well as basic tools will all be covered. For folks starting from zero knowledge to those who have welded in the past and would like to brush-up, this class emphasizes that everyone can be a welder and make their own project dreams come true. Class size is kept small to encourage participation and time with the instructor.
Bring a pair of welding gloves. Recommendations are ones that are thinner for dexterity. Examples are Black Stallion MIG gloves or Vulcan TIG gloves (both work for MIG welding).
Participants should be wearing close-toed shoes and clothing that is 100% cotton or wool. Jeans or similar material without holes are also recommended. No synthetic fibers. Improper attire may require participants to withdraw at time of class without refund. If you have questions regarding proper attire, please reach out to the instructor.
Cory Due is a local 539 pipefitter who focuses on service work and HVAC after earning a welding degree at MCTC and working in a fabrication shop and on the construction side of the pipefitters union. They have both a welding degree and HVAC degree and largely work on commercial systems. They enjoy teaching and making mechanical concepts more accessible to all. When they aren't teaching they're scheming about house projects, tending to their garden, or spending time with their family and menagerie of animals.
Got a piece of clothing to mend? A loved item you've worn through? A broken zipper? A torn sleeve? Don't throw it out - instead, bring it to our community mending night in the TCM artifactory!
All are welcome, members and nonmembers alike! Join us for an evening of slow fashion to make your pieces last longer and save them from the landfill. Even if you don't have something to mend, feel free to stop by for a fun evening in community.
Please fill out this form to sign up for a 30-minute time slot to have our volunteers help you out with your repair!
Late spring is the perfect time to be inspired by the beauty of Minnesota flowers through this ancient art form. Learn some basic stitches and strategies by an exploration of traditional flower embroidery techniques. These skills will then enable you to create numerous embroidered designs on old jeans, well-loved sweaters, pillow covers, and more.
Eva Adderley
Notes:
This class is run by Articulture and hosted at Twin Cities Maker.
Broken appliance or children's toy? Lost the battery cover on your remote? Don't throw it out - instead, bring it to a plastics repair clinic at Twin Cities Maker!
Once a month, join us for an evening of repair in our 3D Printing Lab. Our volunteers will help diagnose and guide your repair.
Here are examples of what our volunteers are able to help you with:
Sign up on this google form for a 30-minute time slot, and to let us know what you plan to bring in!
NOTE: This event is open to studio members and non-studio members alike.
Questions or trouble signing up? Email ceramics@tcmaker.org
Become a steward of the ceramics studio! Help us foster an environment of collective care as we clean the studio, maintain tools, and complete studio improvements. We are all volunteers, and appreciate your time and effort to maintain the space we love.
After this class you'll have a general understanding of how to operate the screen printing equipment along with the basic principles of screen printing.
Besides learning about the screen printing equipment, you'll learn about shop policies & safety, practical applications of screen printing, how to chose a good image for screen printing, and acceptable surfaces that will screen print well.
Rick Strohmeyer has been a long time member of Twin Cities Maker. After receiving his Bachelor of Fine Arets in printmaking, he has enjoyed sharing his knowledge he has learned while being a a print-maker, painter and general designer.
Renew your style with colors that are drawn straight from nature. This workshop is an intro to the use of plant-based dyes, which can be a fun way to breathe new life into old fabrics. You’ll learn the process of extracting pigments and the essential steps of “fixing” dyes for permanency. By experimenting with how natural textiles soak up organic dyes. You’ll leave with knowledge of how to transform natural fibers into beautiful colors using eco-friendly botanicals.
Note:
(This workshop was originally scheduled for early May and was rescheduled to June 30th)
Join us at Twin Cities Maker for a free restorative craft! This event is for local Longfellow residents who've been active volunteers in caring for our local community under federal occupation this winter.
Crafting can be a soothing and restorative activity to ground us, relax, and process recent events in community.
Who needs fireworks when you can ensure metal sparks are cleaned up? Join us for July's metal shop maintenance morning.
Learn enough metalworking to double your project list!
Curious about how to begin your metalworking journey? Have a project idea that you'd like to use metal in? Join us as we explore how to MIG weld, braze, solder, use hand tools, angle grinders, and cover the shear, drill press, and box and pan brake tools in the shop. Feel more confident using the space safely, add more skills to your tool belt, and walk away with a small completed class project. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own project ideas but not required.
Class One: We'll start with the basics—safety, handy tools to use and how to use them, thinking about fabrication layout, and
Class Two: Our second class will go over how to use the oxy-acetylene torch and plasma cutter. We'll also go over the shear, drill press, and horizontal bandsaw as we begin our class project.
Class Three: We'll learn howuse an angle grinder. We'll use the box and pan brake, small hand tools in the metal shop, and finish our small shop project. We'll also cover some basic finishing techniques.
Class Four: Class four is an open work class. Participants can come and work on their individual project with support from the instructor.
Suited to beginners but all levels welcome.
MIG Welding, Oxy-Acetylene, plasma cutting, angle grinder, shear, drill press, bandsaw.
Cory Due is a local 539 pipefitter who focuses on service work and HVAC. They have both a welding degree and HVAC degree and largely work on commercial systems. They enjoy teaching and making welding less intimidating. When they aren't teaching they're scheming about house projects, tending to their garden, or spending time with their family and menagerie of animals.
Create real silver jewelry using metal clay, a unique and flexible medium that becomes pure silver when kiln-fired. Use provided molds, surface patterns, and textures to design jewelry that is striking and original. Students will learn basic metal clay techniques to complete 3 to 4 silver pieces such as earrings, pendants, and charms that are truly unique!
Laura Juul
First day is mandatory.
Get started welding! In this class, students will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with TIG welding with steel and stainless steel. Subjects covered will include setting up the machines, material selection, safety, technique, and what makes a quality weld.
No prior experience necessary!
Patrick Grace has 8 years of MIG/TIG welding experience and is certified in both Wisconsin and Minnesota. They have worked for mass production companies as well as on military ships and submarines.
On this day we will be celebrating all of our Shop Leaders by closing down the makerspace just for them! The space will be set aside for their use from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm as we have lunch, and offer them classes!
It’s time for our Quarterly Cleanup! This is when we come together as a community to care for our shop, tackle big improvement projects, and put energy into making the space better for everyone. From deep cleaning to shop upgrades, your help makes a lasting difference.
Quarterly Cleanup is about more than just chores; it’s about strengthening our community, building pride in our shared space, and spending time together. Whether you’ve been around for years or are brand new, it’s a great way to get involved and connect with others.
We encourage all members to attend our Finance Committee meetings!
The Finance Committee meets publicly on the 2nd Tuesday of the 1st month of each quarter. This meeting is open to members of Twin Cities Maker and is an opportunity for them to understand our finances and review our quarterly finance reports.
All Finance Committee meeting are held in person in the Artifactory as well as virtually online. To join the meeting online please visit https://go.tcmaker.org/boardmeeting
This workshop will explore the art of block printing, one of the more accessible of printing styles. Students will start out by planning their image idea, and then learn basic carving and inking techniques in prep of the final process of printing their block. A small edition of original numbered fine art prints will be run. If time permits, participants can take another step to dive into reductive printmaking, by additional carving away parts of the original block, to then add another layer with a different ink color. The possibilities of this unique art form are truly endless!
We encourage all members to attend our board meetings!
The Board Meetings are normally held on the 2nd Tuesday of the 2nd month of each quarter, but may fluctuate depending on Board Member schedules/holidays. Please refer to our calendar of events for dates and times of all meetings.
All board meeting are held in person in the Artifactory as well as virtually online. To join the meeting online please visit https://go.tcmaker.org/boardmeeting
To view the agenda for this meeting, please visit this link.
To request an item to be added to the agenda, please contact President@TCMaker.org at least 5 days prior to any board meeting.
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