With a program for teenagers this summer and education initiatives Open Works looks to extends its tools to help build products and resources to start a business to the younger set.
Now the Station North makerspace is providing space to make some money.
On August 11, Open Works is hosting a youth maker pop-up shop. It’ll give the public a chance to purchase handmade items from teen entrepreneurs.
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Open Works is accepting applications for the vendor spots from youth from across the city, according to Open Works General Manager Will Holman. Entrepreneurs from ages 13-19 can apply by August 6. Find a link to the application below.
Apply by August 6
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