Community Workshops & Cohorts
Monumental Impact brings hands-on learning inside and beyond our makerspace through workshops and cohorts offered onsite and at community locations throughout the region.
Led by Monumental Impact community members, mentors, and volunteers, these classes introduce participants to practical skills in technology, engineering, digital fabrication, robotics, art, and making. They are designed to give participants an opportunity to learn by doing, explore new tools and techniques, and discover new ways to turn ideas into something they can create.
Many of our current offsite classes are offered in partnership with Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) at library locations throughout the community. Topics may include:
- Combat robotics and engineering
- Soldering and electronics
- 3D design and printing
- Digital fabrication and maker skills
- Other hands-on technology and creative workshops
Registration
Registration requirements vary by host location. For each workshop or cohort listed on our website look to the right side for options to RSVP or REGISTER. For classes hosted at Pikes Peak Library District locations, participants must register directly through PPLD.
Class availability, age requirements, locations, and registration information can be found with each individual class listing.
Through our Community Services, Monumental Impact works with libraries and other community partners to make hands-on learning, technology, and creative opportunities more accessible throughout our community.
Upcoming Workshops & Classes
Maker Cohort: Getting Started with TinkerCAD
866 Highway 105, Palmer Lake
Maker Workshop: Getting Started with 3D Printing
866 Highway 105, Palmer Lake
Maker Workshop: Getting Started with the Laser
866 Highway 105, Palmer Lake


