Why Become a Member?
Membership grants you access to the MakerSpace equipment (once proficient) and all member benefits, including free access to all Basics classes. Sign up in person at the MakerSpace anytime we’re open. You’ll need to provide your address, phone number, email plus a credit or debit card. Bring your student, tribal or military ID if applicable!
Unlock access to tools, classes, and support… plus endless inspiration!
Membership is open to individuals ages 12 and up. Members under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian when using the shop.
When you sign up for a membership, you’ll pay a pro-rated membership fee for the remainder of the month, unless you specify that you would like to start your membership at the beginning of the following month.
Monthly memberships and the previous month’s machine time charges* are billed together during the first week of the month. We require 5 days written notice any time you wish to pause or cancel your membership. This can be done in person or via email to info@laceymakerspace.org
Membership Packages
$650 when billed annually (1 month free and one free hour of mentorship!)
- Free access to Basics classes
- 25% discount on Make and Design classes
- 25% discount on LMS merchandise
- $20 monthly machine time credit*
Must show valid ID - $440 when billed annually
- Free access to Basics classes
- 25% discount on Make and Design classes
- 25% discount on LMS merchandise
- $20 monthly machine time credit*
Valid only for current SMU students & staff w/ valid ID and Credit Card on file.
- Free access to Basics classes
- 25% discount on Make and Design classes
- 25% discount on LMS merchandise
- Machine time credit not included
First member standard monthly rate, Additional family members: $40/month
Must reside at same address. All members filed under one credit card.
- Free access to Basics classes
- 25% discount on Make and Design classes
- 25% discount on LMS merchandise
- $20 monthly machine time credit* for each family member.
What Our Members Say
I do a bit of woodworking but don't have access to the equipment that they do. I've always wanted to learn about how to use a CNC machine & laser engraver cutter. So I signed up, took a tour and a couple of their basic classes. The people here are great and they're more than willing to help you out.
The space is changing how I make things. I was going to go make something out of wood and now I'm thinking about making it out of steel, I have access to steel now! I think the makerspace is first about community second about possibility. The maker space provides a rich source of ideas of things you don't know that you can do.
It's a lot of fun to work on projects around other artists, I've always worked alone. It's really wonderful to have people who get it.
LMS is the largest and best equipped maker space I've ever seen, and I've been to/been a member of several [...] My company would not have been as far along without the help of LMS and the staff!
Lots of experimentation across all projects! ...without that access and ability to play, I wouldn't have even started these projects.
Not a lot of people know about Lacey MakerSpace, and I really wish they did, because there is so much that you can learn here. Especially the students here at St. Martins University