Our Libraries
The Library MakerSpaces are safe and supportive spaces where you can connect with fellow students, get creative, and learn new skills — all for free.
Whether you’re looking to unwind with arts and crafts or try out projects like 3D printing, multimedia, or electronics, you'll find all the tools, materials, and support you need to bring your ideas to life. Drop in during our opening hours and start creating!
You need to be a current student to use the Library MakerSpaces.
Our MakerSpaces include activities and equipment such as:
- 3D printing and scanning equipment
- Arts and crafting supplies for painting, illustration, linocut, crochet, knitting and badge making
- Sewing and embroidery machines
- Electronics/robotics using Arduino beginner kits, Raspberry Pi
- Virtual reality (VR) tech and drones
- Software for mood boards, poster, sketching and animation
- Photography and media equipment
Location and hours
Location
Auchmuty Library MakerSpace, Level 3, Room 321.
Level 3 can be accessed via the main Library entrance (top of the rainbow steps) or via the lift or stairs coming from Level 2 (the AIC entrance at the Auchmuty courtyard).
Open to all University of Newcastle students.
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Location
Ourimbah Library, Level 2, Room 209.
Level 2 can be accessed via the stairs or lift coming from the main ground floor entrance.
Open to all University of Newcastle and TAFE Ourimbah students.
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The Gosford Regional Library MakerSpace is a partnership between Central Coast Council and the University of Newcastle.
Opening hours
Gosford Regional Library MakerSpace will open soon.
Booking requirements
No booking required.
Location
123a Donnison Street,
Gosford NSW 2250
Contact
Email: MakerSpace@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au
Phone: (02) 4304 7500
Make a booking (Auchmuty)
• 3D printer induction
• 3D printer time
• Project time
Book now
Make a booking (Ourimbah)
• 3D printer induction
• 3D printer time
• Podcast room
• Project time
Book now
Available equipment and user guides
Learn more
Upcoming events
There are currently no events.
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