A message about Covid-19:

The Foundry is an active community space that regularly programs arts, STEM and entrepreneurship sessions for youth, workforce development opportunities, hands-on classes for adults and provides space and support for maker businesses. 

Our priority is first and foremost related to our core mission - to support our maker businesses and youth education programs. Though the makerspaces currently remain closed to members, we are actively planning for re-opening soon. Stay tuned and let us know your interest in joining by emailing [email protected].

We are offering limited in-person community classes and workshops starting in May 2021. Click here for our current class schedule. Classes will be held outdoors or in our shops with increased ventilation. Participants will also receive their own PPE (ex. welding helmet, gloves, glasses, etc) to take home and use in future Foundry classes to reduce shared use of equipment. Our classes are a great way to learn a skill, have some fun, and get to know more about the great work we do supporting maker education and entrepreneurship.

We've been working hard to continue supporting our small businesses and the innovative workforce development and after school programs. The Foundry is currently conducting limited in-school and afterschool programming. Enrollment for spring programs have passed, but click here to learn more about the programs we offer and read on for updates and to learn how you can help.

Contribute to the Success of Youth, Makers and Entrepreneurs!

Support Maker Businesses

Boost Youth Education Programs

Elevate The Makerspace Community

Maker businesses continue to find innovative ways to pivot. Learn more about the entrepreneurs who have spaces at The Foundry and what you can do to help small businesses survive through the current pandemic.

We are so excited to offer hybrid in-person and online learning! Learn more about what we're up to and how you can support young people gaining valuable, employable skills.

Responding to community needs, we make ‘with and for’ our neighbors. Check out what we are making and learn how community makerspaces like The Foundry make projects like this possible.

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