Maker Meetup
All Things Yarn
Tuesday, October 27
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Sixteen Mile Branch
Creation ZoneBring a project to work on, share ideas, or simply connect with others in a relaxed, creative space. Open to all experience levels. Ages 16+.
Join fellow makers, creatives, and curious community members for casual themed meetups in the Creation Zone. Each session explores a different topic, interest, or creative prompt—from repair and reuse to textile arts, scrap projects, digital fabrication, and more.
Maker Meetups are community-focused gatherings rather than formal instructional classes. Participants are encouraged to work independently, collaborate, and learn from one another. Limited staff guidance is available, and equipment may be used independently based on staff capacity and equipment availability.
Session theme: All Things Yarn
Whatever your yarn obsession, from knitting and crocheting to punch needle and rug tufting, this meetup is a relaxed opportunity to connect with other creators who share your interest.
This is not a workshop or formal instructional class, it is a casual get-together where fiber arts enthusiasts can bring their own projects, work together, exchange ideas, share techniques, and enjoy creative conversation. You are welcome to work independently, ask questions, discuss inspiration, or simply connect with other creatives.
Materials will not be provided, but tools will be available to use during the session.
Interested in learning more about the Creation Zone? Visit our website to learn what it has to offer or email us at creationzone@oakville.ca.
For information on program guidelines, please review the Program FAQ page.
Sixteen Mile Branch
Located inside the expanded Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, the new 18,000+ square foot branch features a Children's Area, Discovery Zone, Community Living Room, second‑floor Mezzanine, Digital Media Studio and Sound Studio, and multiple work and study spots including the Laptop Bar and dedicated Quiet Study Room. Explore the wide range of materials and resources, including a large, brand-new print and digital collection, an expanded Library of Things, public access computers, and free Wi-Fi.