BLDG 61 is an all-ages public workshop located at the Boulder Main Library. It's a makerspace dedicated to hands-on learning and cultivating valuable experience in the community through making. The makerspace features a CNC machine, laser cutter, woodworking tools, pottery wheels, screen printing press, textile equipment, firing kiln, 3D printers, vinyl cutter, hand tools, and more.

The Craftsman & Apprentice is a heritage inspired craft workshop & retail space in Denver. It's a place for exploring, making, and doing. They provide a safe & nurturing place for makers of all ages to learn and create. They offer classes and camps for kids and homeschool days.

During each session, children will work at a workbench and will have access to their own set of tools and materials (e.g. wood chisel, hand plane, saw, raw wood) to complete a model that is suited to their skill level. Instructors will demonstrate techniques and methods, but never on a child's model so that all of the work, learning, and development is solely from the child.

As students progress through the program they will start and finish models, and progress to making more complicated models that will continue to challenge their development and ultimately aid in building their individual character.

This program is designed to be rolling and completely individual in format so that each child can gain maximum benefit from Sloyd Experience while still participating in other extracurricular activities.

The Longmont Makerspace - A place where like minded people interested in art, technology, science and business can collaborate on projects and share tools, learn, teach, make things, prototype new ideas, products and services, start ventures, meet new people and share knowledge. They have an Across Generations program that can be found on Meetup.org. Some adult classes may also be opened to teens with a parent.