ST. LOUIS — St. Louis Public Library will offer a free introduction to its Creative Experience makerspaces Monday evening at the Julia Davis Library.
Creative Experience 101: Intro to Makerspaces is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 4415 Natural Bridge Ave. The session is designed to introduce residents to the library’s creative technology and project resources.
SLPL operates Creative Experience spaces at the Julia Davis, Barr and Central libraries. Available resources vary by location and include 3D printers, Cricut machines, embroidery and sewing equipment, large-format printers, laser cutters, memory-lab tools, recording rooms and creative software.
The library says the makerspaces are free and available to people of all ages, from beginners to experienced creators. A St. Louis Public Library card is needed to begin creating. Participants should check the official event page for registration or capacity requirements before traveling.
Program information and the current calendar are posted on SLPL’s Creative Experience page. Questions can be directed to the contact address listed by the library.
The program offers a practical arts and technology opportunity for residents who may not have access to specialized equipment at home, while giving local creators a guided starting point for future projects.
