The Loveland CreatorSpace is a non-profit, members funded and operated, cooperative “makerspace” for engineers, artists, musicians and tinkerers of all sorts to come together and … CREATE!

Like a traditional “hackerspace”,  the primary objective of LCS  is to provide a community-driven work shop that offers its members access to tools, machinery and classes to help promote creative engineering in Loveland and Northern Colorado. A comprehensive collection of tools combined with an assortment of community-owned light-manufacturing equipment will  provide engineers, artists and musicians with the resources they would need to complete almost any project.

A key aspect of LCS is a focus on education and exposing Northern Colorado’s youth to a group of skilled and talented role models where they can learn skills ranging from art and music, to electronics, programming and manufacturing. Whether it’s learning to work with tools, learning to play an instrument, or simply learn about a new subject at an LCS sponsored Tech Talk, we want kids to get excited and involved!

What makes LCS unique is its collaboration with Loveland’s arts community. Gallery and performance space will be offered for artists to present their craft, and the CreatorSpace will allow artists to experiment with new arts by offering opportunities and equipment to paint, play music, and wax creative. By offering space for painting, musical performance, and many other artistic ventures, LCS will provide a great space for artists to share their work and engage the community.