by MakerSpace NYC
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An industrial-scale makerspace on the Stapleton waterfront with a large indoor fabrication shop and an outdoor MakerPark. It hosts K-12 and school programs where young people learn hands-on building and fabrication.
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Open by appointment
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Ages 8–17.
Contact for youth program pricing
Open by appointment
450 Front St, Unit B, 10304, in Stapleton, Staten Island.
Yes. Staten Island MakerSpace is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by MakerSpace NYC: makerspace.nyc, or call (718) 273-3951.
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