Free Lecture Series Features Artist Talks on Ceramics, Mixed Media | Arts & Entertainment
Maker House (formerly Clay Studio) will present a series of three free lectures in May and June, featuring renowned artists in the fields of ceramics,
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Maker House (formerly Clay Studio) will present a series of three free lectures in May and June, featuring renowned artists in the fields of ceramics,
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An escape room, gourmet doughnut bakery and a shop specializing in handmade furniture might have sounded like unusual business ideas to the casual observer a decade ago. But the likes of Escape Manor, SuzyQ Doughnuts, Maker House and others have all grown into runaway success stories after getting their start in Wellington West – a commercial area spanning the Hintonburg and Wellington Village neighbourhoods that has a long history as a proving ground for new retail formats and innovative consumer offerings. For entrepreneur Gareth Davies, Hintonburg was the perfect fit for his hand-crafted...
Make just one guitar with his limited access to tools and a decent space to work. now, with everything he needs under one roof, he has a lot more time to spend on building his start-up guitar brands. >> what took him 60 hours, now that he has access to a rueter and some of these more professional tools, you know, has been reduced to i think like 20 or so hours. which is a huge increase to his margins. >> i've actually gotten a lot done here. >> and for johnson, access to the maker community has been a huge help solving design problems. >> sometimes someone just walks up, and they're like, why ...