Events

At Diyode Community Workshop, we believe that creativity and access to tools should be open to everyone.

Creating With Diversity
 is a new initiative designed to reduce barriers for underrepresented groups in our maker community including Women, BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour), LGBTQ+ individuals, and low-income residents.

Thanks to funding from Alectra CARES, we’re proud to offer:

Two hands-on workshops in January and February led by members of our community who self-identify as women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+ individuals, and low-income residents.
• Paper Lanterns with Christine De Vuono • 2 Day Workshop  • Sunday, January 25th and Sunday, February 1st • 12pm
• Loom Making and Weaving with Kimberly Martin • Thursday, February 5th • 7pm

20 subsidized three-month memberships to Diyode for first-time members, who self-identify as women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+ individuals, and low-income residents, at a reduced rate of $25/month (regular $90/month).

Everyone is welcome to sign up for the workshops.
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Long before the internet, there was 2600 Hz, a tone that cracked open the phone system and gave birth to a generation of hackers. 2600: The Hacker Quarterly didn’t just report on the underground; it became the underground, a photocopied manifesto of curiosity, rebellion, and code that’s been turning the world inside out since 1984.

From early roots to today’s digital activists, 2600 is where the curious build their own reality. It’s not about breaking laws, it’s about breaking assumptions, exposing how systems really work, and reminding everyone that information wants to be free.

We host a 2600 Meeting on the first Friday of every month starting at 7pm.