Category classes

We’re hosting the good folks of CraftJam for a class on Sunday, September 25th. Make your own laptop or tablet case! In this CraftJam you get to create a custom cover for your tablet or laptop made of felt and…

Come join us for an Intro to Arduino class on Sunday, Aug 21! Our ever-popular Arduino class is back for another round. Learn how to use the Arduino microcontroller to control LEDs, light sensors, buzzers, and more, including how to wire up your…

Come join us for an Intro to Arduino class on August 21st! Want to get started with physical computing? We’ll learn to program an Arduino and interact with the physical world! This class covers an introduction to Arduino, including how to use light sensors,…

We still have some tickets left for our DIY Musical Instruments class on Saturday! Turn almost anything into a musical instrument with Teensy, an inexpensive Arduino-compatible microcontroller. The Teensy 3.2 has a bunch of touch sensors and analog and digital…

Want to learn to solder? Our learn-to-solder class is on July 30th! We’ll be building some Game of Life kits – LED tiles that blink and form cool patterns. No previous experience necessary. The class will cover everything you need…

Want to learn how to sew? NYC Resistor member Becky Stern is leading a sewing class this Saturday! Pick up those basic sewing skills you’ve always wanted in this total beginner class! We’ll thread needles, tie knots, sew buttons, and…

We still have a bit of room left in our Kokedama Make-Along for this Sunday! This is not your typical craft class.  Make-Along is a self-guided craft workshop where participants learn new skills, explore new materials and make great things!…

It’s laser time! We still have tickets left for this Saturday’s laser cutting class. Learn to cut and etch wood, acrylic, chocolate, and more with our laser cutter. Once you take our laser cutting class, you’re laser-certified! Come in and use…

We still have a few tickets left for our Intro to Arduino class this Sunday. Who’s going to grab them? Our Arduino intro is a 3-hour whirlwind tour, including hands-on lessons on how to use light sensors, blink LEDs, and…

Turn almost anything into a musical instrument with Teensy, an inexpensive Arduino-compatible microcontroller. The Teensy 3.2 has a bunch of touch sensors and analog and digital inputs, and it can plug into almost any music software through USB MIDI. Learn…