Workshops

All workshops at Vector Space are open to the public and do not require membership to attend. Many of our students come to learn how to make at Vector Space with no prior experience.

Workshops are short term and usually focus on a single skill. They're a great way to learn something new!

Workshops are scheduled ~2 months in advance. Upcoming workshops are listed below. Click here for a list of all available workshops.

	Intro to Spoon Carving Saturday, Mar 6 2021, 02:00 pm While carving a spoon that you can take home, learn how to use an ax, a knife, a handsaw, and hook knife grip techniques.
	Wood Lathe Intro Class: Make a Shallow Bowl or Plate! Sunday, Mar 7 2021, 01:00 pm Learn to turn a shallow bowl on the wood lathe.	Full
	Intro Welding: Weld your own Firepit Thursday, Mar 11 2021, 05:00 pm Learn various welding techniques with your partner by making a firepit that you may take home.	Full
	Blacksmithing: Forge a Celtic Bracelet (Beginner Friendly) Friday, Mar 12 2021, 06:00 pm The instructor will guide participants to use the forge, tongs, hammer, and anvil to forge a Celtic Bracelet to wear or give to a loved one.
	Inkscape Basics for Makers Saturday, Mar 13 2021, 01:00 pm Learn graphic design basics with Inkscape.
	Metal Shop Basic Training Saturday, Mar 20 2021, 01:30 pm For Vector Space members to learn the basics of working with metal.
	Intro to 3D Printing: Create a Pencil Holder Saturday, Mar 20 2021, 01:00 pm Learn about 3D Printers and the online program Tinkercad Design while creating a pencil holder of your own to take home and use.
	Intro to Sewing: Make a Clutch Purse Saturday, Mar 20 2021, 02:00 pm Make a Clutch Purse to show off or give to someone!	Full
	Intermediate Wood Lathe: Make a Hollow bowl with grooves, lips, and shapes Sunday, Mar 21 2021, 01:00 pm Learn more advanced techniques on the wood lathe while creating a hollow bowl with grooves, lips, and shapes.
	Blacksmithing: Forge a Broach or Cloak Pin (Beginner Friendly) Monday, Mar 29 2021, 06:00 pm The instructor will guide participants to use the forge, tongs, hammer, and anvil to forge a Broach (or Cloak Pin) to wear or give to a loved one.