Best Makerspace Glendale Near Me

4worldlovers: On this page you will find an up-to-the-minute list of classes.

If you see a class you would like to attend please follow the SIGN UP button to register. If the listing does not have a SIGN UP button this means the class is full and/or is no longer available, however you may add your name to the WAITLIST by clicking the link and navigating the Workshops tab to find the class/workshop you are interested in, then add your name to the waitlist.

Many of our classes are geared towards beginners. Taking woodworking classes is a great way to learn how to work safely and efficiently, all while making something beautiful. We suggest starting with BASIC classes until you feel comfortable on the machines.

Just like any other skill, we do better the more we practice. With that in mind, every class is designed to teach you new techniques and give you opportunities to practice. Everyone learns differently, but like any other craft, woodworking takes time to gain skills. Think of it like learning to play an instrument or speak a foreign language - it's going to take time to get good at it.

Most classes require SAFETY ORIENTATION as a prerequisite but some like DIY or Cutting Boards or Woodturning do not. For more detailed information, including pricing, please click on the class titles.

In order to maximize learning opportunities and minimize down time, we limit most of our classes to 6 students. As a result, most of our classes/workshops fill up a week or two in advance.

Wondering what to take first or what to take next? Check out our Curriculum page.

CLIENT PAGE: If you've registered for a class, you may access your SCHEDULE by logging into to your account here: https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/ search for COMMUNITY WOODSHOP, then login.

4worldlovers:

So if more kids from more communities learn STEAM, it can benefit both them and L.A.’s economy!


Q: What does L.A. Makerspace do on a daily basis?


Mostly, we facilitate hands-on workshops for kids in subjects like robotics, coding, e-textiles and stop-motion animation in library branches all over L.A. County! The kids at the workshops range from about 7-14 years old, and they also serve as trainings for the librarians so that they can later lead workshops on their own.


Would you like to come? We hope so! You can find out where and when on the libraries’ websites:


We have 200 workshops scheduled for this year so far (Fall and Winter aren’t on the calendar yet).


66% of those kids are Latino or African-American (i.e. communities who are under-represented in STEAM fields)