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A three-panel image showing the process of making wooden fishing lures, including a carved unpainted lure on a workbench, a person using a fine tool to detail the wood, and a finished lure painted green and white with metal hooks.
Hook, Line, and Sinker: Building a Custom Wooden Lure

William Banick
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A collage showing botanical clay art: the left image features flowers pressed into clay slabs and a round dish, creating detailed impressions; the top right shows a person painting over a pressed flower in clay; the bottom right displays fresh plants arranged on terracotta-colored clay before pressing.
Pressed Flowers in Clay: A Two-Part Hand building Workshop

Linnie Hall
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2 images of the MakeHaven lathes, 1 image of a piece of metal being turned on a lathe
Handcrafted Pens: Wood Turning Workshop

Glenn Mallette
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A collage showing moments from a sewing class. Left: an instructor demonstrates threading a white sewing machine while two students watch. Center: a learner sews green fabric on a different machine. Right: a smiling person in a red sweater models a handmade blue fleece scarf with red patterns.
Intro to Sewing: Get to Know Your Machine

Toriana Sauro
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1 image of the inside view of a laser cutter in action. 1 image of an assortment of simple circular wooden keychains with laser cut images on them.
Build & Badge: Laser Cutters

Sean Bender
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A collage titled “Introduction to Induction” shows a glowing hot piece of metal being hammered on an anvil (left), an induction coil heating metal (top right), and three blacksmithing tools with twisted handles (bottom right).
Introduction to Induction: Forging & Blacksmithing Basics

Ken Cotrona
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A collage of quilting work. Left: a finished quilt with repeating geometric blocks in soft reds and neutrals. Top right: a colorful quilt pattern diagram. Bottom right: a close-up of pieced fabric triangles on a cutting mat.
Quilt-Along: Open Sewing & Project Support

Gayle Hawley
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1 image of a 3d printer working, 1 screenshot of a 3d designed duck, 1 image of a person holding their 3d print
Build & Badge: 3D Printers

Sean Bender
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1 image of an instructor showing the compound miter saw, 1 image of a finished serving tray, 1 image of 2 people working in the woodshop
Build & Badge: Woodshop, Compound Miter, Jointer, Planer

Alexander Platt
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A three-panel image featuring screen printing: a woman holding a "Foundations of Fabrication" screen, several orange prints drying on a rack, and a black-and-white Daruma doll print.
Second Sundays: Monthly Meetup: Printmaking!

Lauren Nwagboli
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A light pink knit sweater with the words "big sister" embroidered in colorful yarn, shown alongside other knit sweaters featuring designs like a bunny, a bear, and the number "2."
Cozy & Customized: Hand Embroidering Sweaters

Linh Grome
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2 images of the MakeHaven lathes, 1 image of a piece of metal being turned on a lathe
Build & Badge: Wood Lathe

Glenn Mallette
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Top Row: Colorful clay or resin earrings; deep blue ceramic plates with white botanical etchings; delicate glass pendant necklaces; and an artist shaping a clay pot on a pottery wheel. Bottom Row: An artist soldering a small metal piece; a display of 3D-printed figures including a scorpion and a chameleon; a vibrant blue fused-glass frame featuring a dog photo; and a close-up of several small, fuzzy crocheted "worry pet" plushies with friendly faces.
Makers Who Sell: Show & Tell (Real Stories from Local Makers)


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A three-panel image featuring "The Great Give" logo for May 6-7, 2026, a group of people clinking beer glasses, and a person using a smartphone.
🍻 Pints for a Purpose: The Great Give

Laurel Lyngklip
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A three-panel image featuring "The Great Give" event flyer for May 6-7, 2026, alongside two photos of homemade pizzas with various toppings on a wooden cutting board.
🍕Dough & Donations Night: The Great Give

Laurel Lyngklip
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A three-panel image showing a drill press boring holes into wood, a hand carving fine details, and a finished wooden herb stripper removing leaves from a stem.
Plane & Simple: Woodworking Meetup

Adam Work
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A three-panel image showing a person typing on a laptop with the word "GRANT" on the screen, a row of blocks that spell "Grant Writing" atop stacks of coins, and two people working together at a desk with notebooks and pens.
Grant Writing Meetup: Collaboration and Accountability

Laurel Lyngklip
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A collage of quilting work. Left: a finished quilt with repeating geometric blocks in soft reds and neutrals. Top right: a colorful quilt pattern diagram. Bottom right: a close-up of pieced fabric triangles on a cutting mat.
Half-Square Triangles: Three Ways to Build Quilt Blocks

Gayle Hawley
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A collage showing a metalworking class. On the right, an instructor demonstrates how to operate a milling machine to two students, who watch closely. On the left, two smaller images show a milling machine and a pair of shiny metal dice—examples of the kind of item made in the workshop.
Precision Metal Milling: Bridgeport Essentials for Beginners

Brandon DaSilva
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A three-panel image featuring a collection of small, whimsical clay monsters with expressive eyes, alongside a close-up of a person using a fine brush to detail a small green creature.
Clay Creatures: Sculpt Your Custom Polymer Critters

Nancy Nearing
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A three-panel image showing the process of making wooden fishing lures, including a carved unpainted lure on a workbench, a person using a fine tool to detail the wood, and a finished lure painted green and white with metal hooks.
Hook, Line, and Sinker: Building a Custom Wooden Lure

William Banick
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A three-panel image displays a multi-use wooden tool being used to strip herbs, alongside process shots of it being manufactured with a drill press and a band saw.
"Wood" You Believe It? 3-in-1 Kitchen Tool

Alexander Platt
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A collage of handmade clay trinket dishes in various colors like pink, blue, and terracotta, featuring delicate hand-painted floral patterns and gold-rimmed edges.
Rings and Things: Ceramic Trinket Trays

Linnie Hall
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A three-panel image showing the construction of a wooden joint, including a person aligning two light-colored boards and close-up views of the interlocking wood pieces.
Intro to Woodworking Joinery: Foundations

Alexander Platt
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