Make it and take it!
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| Free admission |
| Please book your free ticket directly on the day of the event by 1:55 p.m. at the box office in the foyer. |
| It is not possible to book tickets in advance or via the online shop. |
| Duration: 180 min |
| 16 years and older |
| English, German |
| Accessible for wheelchairs |
| Workshops, First Floor |
| max. 15 persons |
Revive your old T-shirt with a statement print, reprint a lost game piece, or design a stamp: MeetUp at the Humboldt Forum!
In this three-hour workshop, anyone interested is invited to learn about and try out various maker space technologies. On various dates (see below), we explain how laser cutters, 3D printers, cutting plotters, sewing machines, and embroidery machines can be used to make useful items for everyday life. Inspired by the museum’s current exhibitions and themes, participants can design and create their own graphics and objects on a laptop using Inkscape or Tinkercad software. If you are skilled, you can take a finished product home with you at the end.
Please note that the two monthly MeetUps are divided into one date for participants with little or no prior knowledge and one date for advanced participants who have already taken part in the MeetUp several times or are familiar with the equipment and software. The workshop is generally not suitable for children and young people under the age of 16.
The number of participants is limited. Please book your free ticket directly on the day of the event by 1:55 p.m. at the box office in the foyer.
The next workshop dates and topics in 2026
World Cup Special: Homemade fan jerseys – Bring your own Shirt!
20th June (beginners) and 27th June (intermediate/advanced)
Everyday essentials with the laser cutter
18th July (beginners) and 25th July (intermediate/advanced)
Small Patches and Applicators with the Embroidery Machine
15th August (beginners) and 22nd August (intermediate/advanced)
Textile printing with cutting plotter and transfer press – bring your own shirt or cotton bag!
12th September (beginners) and 26th September (intermediate/advanced)
