They share a depressingly common theme, of a community hackerspace full of former students who are now technology professionals, sharing a city with a university anxious to own all the things in ...

Odds are there's a hackerspace in your community, stocked with tools, plenty of space, safety gear, and knowledgeable people willing to help you. These spaces offer would-be makers a place to go ...

A hackerspace is a great way to meet people with the same interests as you and learn a ton of new things. But if you don't have one in your hometown, you're kind of out of luck. If you want to ...

People who don’t understand the term hackerspace might think Nashua wouldn’t want one. Those who get it know the arrival of a hackerspace means your city is full of techies who want to experiment in ...

A few years ago, [Mitch Altman] from Noisebridge came up with the idea of a Hackerspace Passport. The idea behind it was not to hinder or monitor travels but to encourage visiting other hackerspaces.

To create their items they headed to a free “open make” night at Tampa Hackerspace, a hi-tech non-profit organization that aims to be a supportive and creative playground for people of all ages.

ATX Hackerspace, the Austin industrial workshop co-op space for creative entrepreneurs, has partnered with a Chicago company to bring in equipment that will drastically reduce the cost of creating ...

Some in the "hackerspace" movement shy away from the term, preferring the less criminal-sounding "makerspace" to describe the tech-savvy community workspaces that have increased in popularity in ...

SYN Shop calls itself a “hackerspace.” The term “hackers” carries a sinister connotation in the general lexicon: covert computer experts working to break through security systems.