Learn.
Cryptography Class
Tools.
Working on a PPPRS race car for Makerfaire NYC
Create.
Mark Haygood's full sized biped robot 'Hex'
Socialize.
Taken from one of our Open Hack nights

Teaching and Learning

We regularly hold classes to help teach each other new skills. We've recently held classes on Cryptography, and Beginner's Electronics. We encourage everyone to teach a class, everyone knows something!

Get access to tools

Not everyone has a place to store large equipment. We have a mixture of tools and equipment that we own and are on loan from other members. These include but are not limited to Grinders, Drills, Saws, a Welder, a Laser cutter, wood CNC and a 3D Printer!

Take a look at some of the tools we have to offer

Create cool and new things

Our group is made up of a diverse set of skill sets and backgrounds. If you need help work some idea you are working on, just ask! Most everyone is friendly enough to lend you a hand.

Be a social butterfly

Sometimes you don't feel up to working on anything and just want to sit back and socialize among like minded folks. Come hang out with us every wednesday!

Look at future meetups

What is a hackerspace?
A hackerspace (also referred to as a hacklab, makerspace, or hackspace) is a community-operated workspace where people with common interests, often in computers, technology, science, digital art or electronic art, can meet, socialize and/or collaborate. Learn More at Wikipedia
Our Location
We are located at the intersection of Rt. 40 Pulaski Hwy and North Point Blvd in north east Baltimore, MD. Click here for a map
Ready to join?
We would love to have you join us. Stop by on Wednesday for Open Hack night and check us out or check out our meetup calendar for other events. Learn more about membership

Look! another xmas miracle!

Merry Christmas from Baltimore Hackerspace! (Christmas present and member project: Cedar inlaid wooden coasters!)

Merry Xmas

Merry Christmas from Baltimore Hackerspace! (Member project and Christmas present: rolling storage bench!)

Flying Junk

Can we build random junk into a rocket? Of course we can!

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