Category: News

Studios Available

We currently have the following studios available at Framingham Makerspace.

  • Studio #4 (154 sq-ft, 10 x 15 ft, has windows) – $423.37/month
  • Studio #8 (62 sq-ft, no windows) – $170.94/month (available 12/3)
  • Studio #5 (154 sq-ft, 10 x 15 ft, has windows) – $423.37/month (available 2/1/2024)
  • Studio #10 (126 sq-ft, 10 x 12.5 ft, no windows) – $346.06/month (available 2/1/2024)

A premium membership which includes 24/7 access ($100/month) is required for all studio rentals.

If you are interested contact us or drop by when we are open for tours any Wednesday evening from 7-9pm.

Raspberry Pi/Arduino Night 11/30/2023, 6:30-8:30PM

Free event open to public.  Under 18 welcome with parent.

If you have a Raspberry Pi/Arduino and want to get together with others to compare notes, swap ideas, etc. come to our meetup. Bring your device and show us what you’re doing with it.

If you’re curious about the all these devices and want to meet others who have one or are just interested in finding out more about them, come to our meetup.

Location will be at the Framingham Makerspace in Framingham.

For those unfamiliar with the Raspberry Pi or the Arduino, here is are the links http://www.raspberrypi.org/, https://www.arduino.cc/

Raspberry Pi/Arduino Night 7/27, 6:30-8:30PM

Free event open to public.  Under 18 welcome with parent.

If you have a Raspberry Pi/Arduino and want to get together with others to compare notes, swap ideas, etc. come to our meetup. Bring your device and show us what you’re doing with it.

If you’re curious about the all these devices and want to meet others who have one or are just interested in finding out more about them, come to our meetup.

Location will now be at the Framingham Makerspace in Framingham.

For those unfamiliar with the Raspberry Pi or the Arduino, here is are the links http://www.raspberrypi.org/, https://www.arduino.cc/

Framingham Makerspace receives Manufacturer of the Year Award

Framingham Makerspace receives “2022 Manufacturer of the Year” award for the Metrowest area from the Massachusetts Legislative Manufacturing Caucus.  Framingham Makerspace was selected by Metrowest representative Senate President Karen Spilka.

Located in the Saxonville Mills complex, at 7,000 square feet, Framingham Makerspace is a non-profit that provides equipment, space and community for members to explore the intersection of art, technology and community.  The space contains wood, welding and machine shops, fiber arts lab, electronics, 3D printing, private studio space and more to enable members to make their ideas a reality.  Members include small businesses, artists and crafts people, hobbyists and those looking to learn. A diverse membership from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences create a wealth of knowledge available to members.