We’re so excited you’d like to join us. Welcome!
Decatur Makers offers a variety of monthly and annual memberships for both individuals and families. Kids 11+ years old can become members under a Student Membership (also see Youth Members for more info) and kids of all ages can visit as guests!
About Our Membership Levels
Individual Basic Memberships
Individual Basic Memberships
$30/month
Family Basic Memberships
Family Basic Memberships
$60/month
(includes up to four people)
Annual Basic Memberships
Annual Basic Memberships
come with a
10% discount
Active Military/ Veteran Memberships
Senior Memberships
Active Student Memberships
Active Student Memberships
Any student is eligible!
$15/month
Youth Members
Volunteer Memberships
Your membership includes:
- A key fob with 24/7/365 makerspace access.
- Access to our equipment and tools AND our amazingly creative community.
- Guests – Bringing visitors is allowed when you come to the space.
- Free or discounted classes, workshops, and events.
- Support for all our programs impacting the larger metro-Atlanta area. Thanks!
- Lots of fun and interesting volunteer opportunities!
- A free Decatur Makers t-shirt!
How to Become a Member
1.
Sign up for your membership.
2.
We’ll send you an email.
It has the dreaded but necessary paperwork:
- Your background check application (national, state, & county criminal and sex offender check)
- Our digital liability waiver
- Our code of conduct and community agreement
- Our members handbook.
Note: CHECK YOUR EMAIL! Check your spam folder!
3.
Complete new member orientations.
- Watch our COVID orientation video and crush the quiz (scroll down).
- Watch our new member orientation videos/slides (scroll down).
- Attend an in-person orientation.
4.
You’re a member!
Make cool stuff! Thanks for supporting our mission of empowering all people to create and learn through hands-on experiences.
Watch, Read and Quiz
REQUIRED: COVID orientation video
101 – What’s In the Space
101 – We Are Decatur Makers
101 – Your Membership
101 – Code of Conduct
101 – Culture of Safety
Got questions?
We’ve got answers. Email us.