Become a
(Maker)Space Cadet
At Powell MakerSpace, being a ‘Space’ Cadet doesn’t mean what you think it means. When people sign up to use our spaces, they are choosing to expand their minds by learning new skills. So become a ‘Space’ Cadet or a member today.
Membership Options
| Membership Type | Monthly Payment Option | Quarterly | Annual Payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | $30 | $80 | $320 |
| Family | $50 | $135 | $540 |
| Starving Hacker | $20 | $60 | $220 |
Take a Trip to the MakerSpace!
Make A Squishy Circuit
Make A Cardboard Cross stitch
Make A 3D Print Puzzle Cube
Make A Laser Cut Notebook Cover
Interesting in bringing a group to the Powell Makerspace for a field trip? Get Connected
Other Services
| Services | Option #1 | Option #2 |
|---|---|---|
| Co-workspace, desk rental |
Float Desk: $10/mo
Reserved Desk: $20/mo Reserved Cubicle: $30/mo |
Private Office: $150/mo |
|
Conference Room
With Projector 391 square feet |
$10/hour | |
|
Training Room/Classroom
With Projector 825 square feet |
$50/day | $30/half day |
| Storage Closet | $5/Month | |
| Commercial Kitchen | See Kitchen Details |
Interested in one of our other services? Fill out this application and let us know. Fill Out Application
Becoming a member of a makerspace is often the first step toward turning curiosity into real hands-on ability. In a community workshop setting, people who want to explore technology and creativity can find the tools, guidance, and encouragement they need to begin building something of their own. Membership typically unlocks access to shared equipment, training resources, and a welcoming environment where experimentation is part of the learning process rather than something to be avoided.
Workshops organized through a membership program often highlight the variety of skills a creative space can support. Sessions on squishy circuits introduce beginners to the basics of electronics in a playful, approachable way. Cardboard cross-stitch projects blend crafting with simple construction techniques, while 3D printed puzzle cubes challenge participants to think about design, geometry, and problem solving. A laser cut notebook cover project ties digital design together with tangible fabrication.
Structured projects like these help members move from idea to finished item in a single visit. Each activity is designed to teach a specific technique, whether it is digital fabrication, simple circuitry, or material assembly, while still leaving room for personal expression. Because the projects are guided, participants can focus on learning without worrying about safety or setup details, and they leave with something they made themselves.
A thriving makerspace is more than its machines, it is also a community of learners sharing knowledge. Membership brings people together across ages and backgrounds, from students discovering new tools to hobbyists refining long-held interests. Collaboration, mentorship, and shared experimentation often emerge naturally when members gather around common equipment, creating a culture where skills are exchanged freely and encouragement is built into everyday interactions.
Joining a makerspace is ultimately about opening the door to new opportunities for creativity and learning. With access to projects, classes, and a supportive community, members can explore ideas that once seemed out of reach. Whether the goal is to understand a new technology, complete a hands-on build, or simply enjoy making something alongside others, membership offers a pathway to keep growing, experimenting, and discovering what is possible.