In Grand Rapids, the Maker Movement is increasing in popularity, offering those with the time and energy a space in which to explore their passions.
Tinkers, makers, hackers. Though they go by many names, those with a passion for creating with their hands and minds have much in common and fall under the umbrella of what’s known across the country as the “Maker Movement.” Much like the shared economy, makers offer their talents, skills and knowledge to enable each other to get their projects off the ground. Often working in group “maker spaces” (essentially, common physical spaces that offer people technological tools and a venue to collaboratively, and individually, work on their projects) , makers enjoy working together toward common and individual goals, forming micro-communities and learning from each other.
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Makers, The Fastener Museum
