Digital Makerspace Discovery Program launches at Library
Published on 08 September 2025
Armidale Regional Libraries is inviting people to explore the technology available at its Digital Makerspace and discover how they might use it to expand their creativity and learning!
Over four weeks, the Makerspace Discovery Program will showcase tools and technology available at the Digital Makerspace - tools that support innovation, learning, and artistic expression.
“The Digital Makerspace is available for anyone in our community to use. There is no cost to Library members - and membership is free,” said Liz Thomas, Library Team Leader at Armidale Regional Council.
“Anyone who has been curious to find out more about the Makerspace, or have a little guidance to try the technology, is invited to register for the Makerspace Discovery Program.”
The program is open to anyone aged 14 and over, including students, educators, visual artists, musicians, podcasters, or anyone with an interested to find out more.
“The Makerspace is for everyone in our community,” said Ms Thomas.
“If you’ve ever wanted to try out creative technologies but didn’t know where to start, the Discovery Program is the perfect opportunity to learn, experiment, and connect with others. No experience is necessary – just bring your ideas and enthusiasm!”
The Makerspace Discovery Program begins on Thursday 18 September:
- Week 1 - Stop motion animation
- Week 2 - Podcasting basics
- Week 3 - Short film production
- Week 4 - Intro to 3D animation
Participants will have the chance to explore a range of digital tools and resources, with guidance available to help them get started. The program aims to raise awareness of the Makerspace, encourage community participation, and promote the library as a centre for innovation and lifelong learning.
Bookings are essential, and can be made in person at the library or by phone on 6770 3636