Question 1

What should I wear?

Accepted Answer

Closed-toed shoes are required at all times at LMS. We recommend dressing comfortably for your activities. LMS provides all necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure your well-being during your class.

Question 2

What's your refund policy?

Accepted Answer

Refunds (minus a 10% service fee) are available if canceled 7+ days before class. Cancellations 2-6 days before class receive a credit voucher (minus a 10% service fee), valid for 1 year. No refunds within 48 hours of the start date. Eventbrite fees are non-refundable.

Question 3

How old do you have to be to take a class at Lacey MakerSpace?

Accepted Answer

We welcome participants ages 12 and up. For individuals under 18, please review our minor policy at https://laceymakerspace.org/policies/ for specific participation requirements.

Question 4

Are there any policies I need to be aware of before attending a class?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Please take a moment to check out our policies at https://laceymakerspace.org/policies/. Be sure to review the User Agreement/Code of Conduct and Liability Waiver before your first class. The Liability Waiver must be signed in person at the front desk before joining any activities.

Question 5

Do I need to bring anything with me?

Accepted Answer

For most classes, all necessary tools and materials will be provided. However, if the class requires you to bring something specific (like a laptop or image file), it will be clearly noted in the class description. Please read the description thoroughly before attending.

Question 6

Is there parking available at Lacey MakerSpace?

Accepted Answer

Free parking is available at Lacey MakerSpace. If the lot is full when you arrive, you are welcome to park at the nearby Parson's Hall Dormitory parking lot at no charge.

Question 7

How do I redeem a gift card for this class?

Accepted Answer

Call or visit Lacey MakerSpace during our open hours to reserve your spot using your gift card (360) 339 4205

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