Johnson County Library MakerSpace: Create, Learn, and Innovate

The Johnson County Library MakerSpace is a free community fabrication and digital creation space where makers of all experience levels can explore new skills, build projects, and bring creative ideas to life. Located in the Kansas City area, the MakerSpace provides access to professional-grade tools, technology, classes, and expert guidance.

Explore Tools and Technology at the MakerSpace

Whether you are interested in hands-on fabrication or digital design, the MakerSpace offers a wide range of equipment and resources, including:

• Laser cutters for engraving and precision cutting
• 3D printers for prototyping and creative projects
• Carvey CNC machine for computer-controlled carving
• Vinyl cutter for custom designs and projects
• Soldering station for electronics and repair work
• Sewing machine for textile and craft projects
• Computers with software for graphic design, audio editing, and video production

Learn New Skills with MakerSpace Classes and Support

The MakerSpace offers classes, workshops, and learning opportunities designed for beginners, experienced makers, students, and community members. Staffed by knowledgeable makers, the space provides guidance on equipment use, creative software, and resources to help you continue learning beyond your first project.

Visitors can receive support with digital creation, fabrication techniques, and choosing the right tools or resources for their goals. The MakerSpace team is available to help makers discover new possibilities and develop confidence with technology.

Free Access for Everyone

The Johnson County Library MakerSpace is available to everyone at no cost. Visitors only need to provide the materials and supplies needed to complete their projects. Whether you are creating a prototype, designing artwork, recording media, or experimenting with new technology, the MakerSpace welcomes makers of all ages and skill levels.

Building a Stronger Maker Community

As part of Johnson County Library, the MakerSpace partners with local schools, homeschool groups, guilds, and community fabrication spaces to expand access to creative learning opportunities. These collaborations help strengthen the Maker culture throughout the Kansas City area and provide valuable resources for innovators, creators, and lifelong learners.

Visit the Johnson County Library MakerSpace

The MakerSpace is open and staffed six days a week, offering access to equipment, software, educational resources, and personalized assistance. Discover new tools, learn new skills, and create something unique at the Johnson County Library MakerSpace.

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