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Paid Classes

Wed, November 25 - 5-7 PM

Sewing Machine Maintenance Class / Main Library - Community Hub

Fri, November 27 - 430-5 PM

Honeycomb Darning Mini-class / Main Library - Community Hub

Wed, December 2 - 5-7 PM

Sewing Machine 101 / Main Library - Community Hub

Fri, December 4 - 5-8 PM

Quilt Coat Sewing / Main Library - Community Hub

Sun, December 6 - 12-4 PM

Me Made Upcycle Gift Event / Main Library - Community Hub

Sun, December 13 - 12-4 PM

Quilt Coat Sewing / Main Library - Community Hub

Free Workshops

  • Wed, Nov 18
    Tacoma Public Library Swasey Branch
    Nov 18, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
    Tacoma Public Library Swasey Branch, 7001 6th Ave, Tacoma, WA 98406, USA
    Try another way to make a rug by combining textile waste with crochet.
  • Multiple Dates
    Fri, Nov 27
    Remaker Space - Main Library
    Nov 27, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
    Remaker Space - Main Library , 1102 Tacoma Ave S, Suite F, Tacoma, WA 98402, USA
    Work on that mending pile. Give your clothes some love. Take time to care for yourself.
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Tacoma Creates is a community supported initiative to increase access to arts, culture, heritage, and science experiences throughout Tacoma by reducing barriers to access and expanding offerings, particularly for underserved youth. In November 2018, Tacoma voters approved Tacoma Creates by 67.2%, passing in every reporting precinct. Tacoma Creates is the first Cultural Access Program under RCW 36.160 to be enacted in Washington State.

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Thank you, Tacoma, for supporting Tacoma Creates, which provides critical funding for cultural organizations around the city, including Remakery. Remakery appreciates Tacoma Creates for its support of our impactful community programs, including: free sewing workshops and free crafting workshops.

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Check out what's going on in Tacoma on the Events Calendar & Free Programs — Tacoma Creates

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Tacoma Creates is funded through a sales tax of one-tenth of one percent. The programs listed above are examples of how Remakery and other cultural organizations are putting this money to work.

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