By KC Baker
Adjunct Professor, Metropolitan State University of Denver
Makerspace Specialist, Hudson Public Library
Have you ever wanted to print your own invention in 3D, explore the magic of laser engraving and cutting, or create dazzling papercrafts with the Cricut? All of this and more is possible right here in Hudson! The Hudson Public Library’s CreateHQ Makerspace is open to the public and ready to spark your creativity.
CreateHQ is a hands-on hub designed for all experience levels. Whether you’re a student working on a science project, a hobbyist eager to try vinyl cutting, or a small business owner prototyping your next product, CreateHQ has the tools—and the team—to help empower you to bring your ideas to life.
The space features cutting-edge equipment including a 3D printer, an Epilog laser cutter, sewing machines, a Cricut machine, heat presses, sublimation capabilities, button makers and screen-printing equipment. No prior experience? No problem! Our Makerspace Specialist and Library Staff are available for appointments, open hours and workshops to help you get started. Best of all, access to CreateHQ is free!
CreateHQ Open Hours are Monday/Friday from 2:30 – 5:00 pm, Wednesdays from 4:00 – 7:00 pm and the first Saturday of each month from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm.
Whether you’re looking to learn a new skill, test an idea, or just have fun, CreateHQ welcomes you to explore, experiment, and invent.
Visit thehudsonpubliclibrary.org or call 303-536-4550 to learn more, schedule a tour, or make an appointment to make your creative vision a reality.
While some supplies may be provided for small-scale learning projects, we ask that you bring your own supplies for larger personal projects.
CLICK HERE To Learn More About the CreateHQ Space!
