Vestavia Hills
Vestavia Hills Library in the Forest seeks funds for new makerspace
The space, which will include a 3D printer, as well as video and audio equipment, was first planned in 2016.
Interior of the Vestavia Hills Library in the Forest. Photo courtesy of the library’s Facebook page.
The Vestavia Hills Library in the Forest is moving forward with the construction of a makerspace it began planning in 2016, the Vestavia Voice reports.
The space will include a 3D printer, photography and audio tools, and computers, the report continues. Related classes will also be offered.
The Vestavia Hills Library Foundation is seeking $100,000 in private and corporate funding for the project. It’s already received $40,000 in seed money from the Vestavia Hills Friends of the Library organization. That money will go toward construction, design, and some of the makerspace’s equipment.
Read the full report — and see a rendering of the space’s design — at the Vestavia Voice.
