Loveland-based Colorado Maker Hub expanding programming beyond faires
LOVELAND – The organizers behind the NoCo Mini Maker Faire and Denver Mini Maker Faire are looking to leverage their new status as a nonprofit organization into a full slate of year-round programming.
Now dubbed Colorado Maker Hub, the Loveland-based organization was granted its nonprofit status last fall. But executive director Elise VanDyne, who runs the organization out of her home, said the benefits of that milestone are just starting to come to fruition.
“For us it feels like a relaunch because all of this stuff is happening,” VanDyne said Monday.
In addition to the faires, Colorado Maker Hub is now working with…
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