Makerspace & Skills Hubs
Opportunity for everyone
The latest technology, tools, and learning experiences shouldn’t be reserved for big cities. Our Makerspace & Skills Hubs bring world-class STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) learning to rural, remote, and Indigenous communities by creating spaces where curiosity leads and possibility grows.
With STEAM camps, after-school programs, game nights, and year-round skill development opportunities, No matter your age or stage of life, there’s a place here for everyone to explore, create, and build real skills.
STEAM in Your Community
Explore Tech & Tools
Access to everything from robots, 3D printers, gaming, art, and so much more.
Build real-world skills
With STEAM programming and expert guidance, build the skills needed now for the future.
Social Connections
Build your confidence and make new friends in a warm and welcoming environment.
Find Your Makerspace
ONTARIO
Kawartha Lakes Makerspace
Our 3500 square foot Makerspace is located in the heart of downtown Lindsay. This bustling community Makerspace is where people of all ages are welcome to discover STEAM.
NUNAVUT
Iqaluit Makerspace
Located in the capital of Nunavut, our Iqaluit makerspace is a hub for community learning and connection with programs ranging from adult digital skills classes to youth camps, after school programs and more.
New Brunswick
Bathurst Makerspace
This Makerspace, located in the quaint town of Bathurst, New Brunswick, serves as a community hub and learning centre for people of all ages to learn, connect, and discover the power of STEAM.
Nunavut
Igloolik Makerspace
Founded in 2026, our Igloolik Makerspace is the most Northern facility of its type in Canada. This community hub leverages technology to nurture kids’ curiosity, creativity, and learning through play
Canada
Partner Makerspaces
Through our partnerships with different community organizations including Curve Lake First Nation and Katinnganiq Makerspace Network (KMN), we are able to offer additional programming to communities in rural, remote, and Indigenous organizations.