Arch Reactor: A Hackerspace in St. Louis

Hackerspaces have been sprouting up around the world. While the concept has caught on fastest in coastal areas of the US and in Europe, St. Louis joins a growing number of metropolitan areas planning hackerspaces.

We are now in the process of moving into a space on the second floor of 904 Cherokee St. in near the AB Brewery in Saint Louis.  See the Location page for more info.

If you'd like to join, please fill out the membership form at membership.archreactor.org and pay your dues via paypal to treasurer@archreactor.org.

News

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Feb 8, 2010
Category: General
Posted by: dereks

Put it in 4WD and come check out to the Hackerspace 7:30 Tuesday night!  We'll be revealing some new class schedules and giving progress reports on building up the space.  If you get locked out of the building, look for our phone number posted on the door!  See you there!  If you miss, catchup with Joe's minutes. (http://archreactor.org/wiki/index.php/Meeting_Agendas_/_Minutes)
Jan 31, 2010
Category: General
Posted by: chrwei

I think the open house was a great success!  Thanks to everyone that came out and made it such a great time, I look forward to the next event, whatever it may be...
Jan 21, 2010
Category: General
Posted by: chrwei

Arch Reactor Hackerspace Invites you to our Grand Opening!

We've been hard at work whipping our new space into shape and now we want everyone to come see it!

Are you a self-described ‘techie’ that is looking for your niche? Arch Reactor, St. Louis’ first Hackerspace is a co-op workshop and club for techies, tinkers and free thinkers. Part arts and technology clubhouse, part training ground for new skills and knowledge, Arch Reactor is a place for St. Louis residents to share and receive educational information and training on various topics and skills with access to the tools you otherwise couldn't afford on your own. We offer a work space for all kinds of artistic and technologic pursuits.

Saturday, January 30th from 4-10pm the group is hosting an public open house in their new space for anyone interested in learning more about the group. There will be several presentations on different topics by group members and the group will be showcasing several projects and activities, such as a MakerBot, a life-sized version of the game Jenga, a Japanese Arcade Game tournament and other fun interactive exhibits.

This event is free to all. Drinks and refreshments will be offered for a donation.

Tell your friends! Tell your neighbors! Tell anyone that's interested in building, learning and above all, DOING!

 

Address and Map with directions on the Location page.