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Community members are invited to tour the creative workspace, try hands-on equipment, watch demonstrations, and learn about classes and memberships.
Curious about 3D printing, laser engraving, woodworking, or stained glass? The Discover Burien Makerspace is inviting the community to explore its creative workshop during a free open house on Saturday, November 7, from 2 to 6 p.m.
Located at 611 SW 152nd St. in the lower level, the Burien Makerspace offers an opportunity for people of all experience levels to learn new skills, explore creative interests, and bring their ideas to life.
What Is a Makerspace?
A makerspace is a shared, hands-on workshop where people can learn, experiment, design, and create things using specialized tools and equipment. Think of it as a community workshop that brings together technology, traditional crafts, and creative problem-solving.
Whether someone wants to make a personalized gift, learn how to use a 3D printer, work with wood, sew, or explore digital design, a makerspace provides access to equipment, instruction, and a community of people who enjoy making things.
No previous experience is necessary. Makerspaces encourage people to try something new, develop practical skills, and turn creative ideas into finished projects.
See the Equipment in Action
During the November 7 open house, visitors can get an up-close look at the facility and discover what is possible.
Activities will include:
- Tours of the Makerspace every half hour.
- Live demonstrations of the laser cutter and 3D printers.
- A free engraved keepsake for visitors to take home.
- Information about memberships and upcoming winter classes.
- Details about corporate team-building projects.
Visitors are encouraged to bring family, friends, neighbors and even local businesses interested in exploring creative team-building opportunities.
Classes, Equipment and Memberships
The Burien Makerspace offers a variety of classes, many of which take place on Saturdays. The class lineup provides opportunities to explore different creative interests and learn how to use the equipment available in the workshop.
Equipment and resources include:
- 3D printers
- CNC machines
- Laser engravers
- Sewing equipment and supplies
- Woodworking tools and equipment
- A podcast studio
One of the classes taking place on November 7 is Stained Glass Scene, scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visitors interested in seeing a class in action can arrive early before the afternoon open house begins.
Monthly and annual memberships are available for those who want ongoing access to the Makerspace. However, membership is not required to participate in classes.
Plan Your Visit
The Burien Makerspace open house is free and open to the public. No registration or RSVP is required. Visitors can drop in anytime during the four-hour event.
Burien Makerspace Open House
Saturday, November 7, 2026
2–6 p.m.
611 SW 152nd St. (lower level)
Free admission | No RSVP required
Whether you're an experienced maker, a curious beginner, a parent looking for creative opportunities for your children, or someone who simply enjoys learning new things, the open house offers a chance to discover a new creative resource in the Burien community.
For more information about classes, memberships and the complete equipment list, visit the Discover Burien Makerspace website.
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