FCFI is an approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We are working to build a collaborative community where Makers, Entrepreneurs, Families, Individuals, and Children will learn new skills, start a business, be entertained, and build a culture of making new and innovative things.
A makerspace is a space that contains tools and components, allowing people to enter with an idea and leave with a complete project. The best part is that makerspaces are communal. The goal is to work together to learn, collaborate, and share. Most importantly, makerspaces allow us to explore, create new things, or improve things that already exist.
We are a group of high school seniors from Frankfort High School. As our senior year internship, the four of us are working with the Franklin Center for Innovation’s Makerspace to build and print 3D models of local and statewide historic landmarks.
Most importantly, makerspaces allow us to explore, create new things, or improve things that already exist.
At Thorn Hill ... This partnership will offer a collaborative learning environment for sustainable gardening systems.
The Frankfort Crafted Market is a handmade multi vendor shopping experience for unique, local artisan-made gifts and treats.
Joining a group is a great way to get started, share your work, and stay informed. It's like Facebook ...
just cooler.
In March 2020, new neighbors moved into 801 Schenkel Lane, where they developed a community of innovators, critical thinkers, crafters and discoverers.
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