Lancaster Community Makerspace is a workshop, run by Lancaster and Morecambe Makers (LAMM), in the centre of Lancaster. It is a friendly and welcoming space for use by both the general public and members.
We run our open night on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:30PM for anyone to drop in, and the space is also available 24/7 for paying members.
On Wednesday evenings, the space is also an informal ‘Repair Cafe’ where you can repair and reuse broken and older items.
We can be found in Room 8-4-4 Harpers Mill, White Cross Business Park, LA1 4XF.
What do we do?
Lancaster Community Makerspace is a makerspace (aka a hackspace), open to members who pay a monthly fee. We hold regular weekly open evenings and events where we welcome visitors and community groups to the workshop.
We also facilitate public events throughout Lancaster and Morecambe, featuring accessible, hands-on demonstrations of technology and crafts, recycling, repair, upcycling and reuse, intended for both adults and children.
Our challenge is to increase collaboration and inspire innovation between micro and small businesses, local universities, schools, and private individuals, while also providing an accessible small-scale workshop for fabrication to either business or personal members.