
Lancaster and Morecambe Makers
Makerspace and Community Workshop, STEM outreach and creative skills: LAMM is a membership organisation dedicated to maintaining a local makerspace and to broadening the adoption of skills and crafts in the local community.

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Financial Contributions
Lancaster University Department of Engineering is subsidizing the membership costs for any student of the University. The normal cost for students ... Read more
Starts at£2.50 GBP / month
Projects
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Events
Lancaster and Morecambe Makers is hosting the following events.
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Lancaster and Morecambe Makers is all of us
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Thank you for supporting Lancaster and Morecambe Makers.
Nina Osswald
£45 GBP
Mark Keating
Col Atkinson
Felix Weber
Mr Timothy P ...
Membership
£150 GBP
Jaydn Edwards
Family Membership
£140 GBP
Leigh
£100 GBP
Mark Keating
£100 GBP
Megan P
Membership
£68 GBP
Michael Cowie
Membership
£60 GBP

Budget
Transparent and open finances.
£799.25 GBP
£5,677.60 GBP
£4,878.35 GBP
£5,671.34 GBP

About
Some of the events that LAMM and its members have been a part of are: Light Up Lancaster (we will once again be joining in the activities this year); Lancaster Fun Palace; a weekly class of Woodworking Skills for Children; a class of Introductory Woodworking for Adults; Maker Faires in Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham; Code-Up Lancaster; Repair Cafe.
Community Support
We have plans in the future to run more events focused on STEM and upskilling local communities. We run with the repair manifesto. That is, we hope to teach people how to repair, recycle, reuse or repurpose the things in their life as well as acquire the skills for their own projects. This will lead to greater confidence of what can be done and most importantly reduce our overall waste, essential in the future environmental response for our district.
A teenager at one of our hand-tool woodwork classes (below):

Our team
Nina Osswald
Mark Keating
Col Atkinson
Felix Weber